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Regis Le Bris: We didn’t match their energy, says Sunderland boss

It was a fourth successive defeat for Sunderland after losing to Oxford United as Regis Le Bris’s side confirmed a fourth-place finish.

REMINDER: Regis Le Bris

It was a fourth successive defeat for Sunderland after losing to Oxford United as Regis Le Bris’s side confirmed a fourth-place finish.
Goals from centre halves Ben Nelson and Michal Helik ensured the victory for the home side over the Black Cats.
Sunderland looked well below the level that head coach Regis Le Bris will need in the playoffs.
Afterwards, he gave his thoughts on the matter.

REMINDER: Le Bris
Energy
Le Bris said: “Today it was clear that we didn’t match the energy of our opponents.
“They were fighting for their life – it wasn’t the case for us.
“And for duels, for direct play...

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