Sanderlend revitalized hopes in automatic promotion from the championship after double double Eliezer Maienda that they were wednesday to beat Sheffield on Wednesday 2-1 on Hillsborough.
Successive defeats Leeds and Hull left black cats eight points behind another 12 games left to play, but Maiaenda also scored twice in August twice – it helped reduce it for five years.
The fourth defeat in five stores on Wednesday – who lost Max Love and Callum Paterson on injuries – down at 13. place, with a six-point gap to the playoffs.
Although there was no lack of intensity, the match took a little time to warm up. And, when he did, Sheffield, on Wednesday, was in progress when one of the many half Valentine crossed the right found Josh Winsass – without goals in 10 games – who were first paid.
Sanderlend took a lead shortly after half-hour brands – and in controversial circumstances.
Leo Hjelde’s long ball from defense flew until Maiaenda, who controlled the ball after a bad time jump and raised the ball by James Beadle. But the first contact was made with the left hand and, the laws of the match, should not stop.
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Eliezer Maiaenda puts Sunderland in front of Wednesday at Sheffield
“Attack him on hand and you can’t benefit,” Andy Hinchcliffe said to Ski Sports Football. “If you pass the ball on team mate, they can put the ball in the backside of the net, but Maiaend will never do it. He takes the opportunity, but the goal should not stand.”
At that time there were several appeals on the field, but Danny Rohl’s side would see a replay at half time and they set that the record set directly after a break, which lasted less than 120 seconds.
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Callum Paterson moves Sheffield Wednesday level against Sunderland
Svante Ingelsson Pied Chris Mepham on the ball on the right, forwarded to the left and hung the most popular ball for Paterson, who stood up to take the ball next to Anthony Patterson.
After weak in the proceedings, Maiaenda restored the lead to visitors in 19 minutes of the 90s. The Trai Hume delivered a top ball on the right and, with the ball with the ball Michael Ihiekve, the Spaniard was free to head the ball without a bead.
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Eliezer Maiaenda went home to bring Sunderland back in front of Sheffield on Wednesday
At stopping stop, Gains Gassama saw a strong low strike bravely blocked Mepham, but otherwise it showed that the owls out of shape ever found the way back into the game.
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