54 superb photos of 2,000-strong Sunderland away end at...

On Saturday, Sunderland lost to Watford in the Championship at Vicarage Road, and our cameras were there to record the event.

After Eliezer Mayenda was ruled out due to injury, Wilson Isidor made his debut in the Sunderland series at Vicarage Road.

Dan Ballard was not included in the team, while Chris Mepham remained the center of defense. This season, Mayenda had started

every league game up to that point, but Isidor was given an opportunity to make an impression on Regis Le Bris right away.

After the victory over Sheffield Wednesday in August, Abdoullah Ba made his first appearance in a matchday squad, and Ian Poveda

returned to the team following a thigh ailment. Alan Browne was not present due to a recent injury to his knee.

Watford took the lead in the first half through Festy Ebosele and could have fallen further behind at various points in the opening 45

the home side well on top for the majority. After the break, Isidor netted an equaliser for Sunderland after turning home Patrick

Roberts’ superb cross to level the scores with 48 minutes played.

Tom Dele-Bashiru’s penalty kick, which Dan Neil gave away as the game was about to end in a draw, proved to be the game’s winning

goal that day as the Black Cats lost 2-1 in the Championship away from home.

Here, nevertheless, we look at the greatest pictures taken by Sunderland supporters during the day at Vicarage Road as 2,000

Mackems arrived in Watford for the match:

Nevertheless, as 2,000 Mackems flocked to Watford for the match, we look at the greatest pictures of Sunderland supporters taken

during the day at Vicarage Road:

1. Sunderland fans

Sunderland lost to Watford at Vicarage Road in the Championship on Saturday – and our cameras were in attendance to capture the action.

Sunderland lost to Watford at Vicarage Road in the Championship on Saturday - and our cameras were in attendance to capture the action

Sunderland lost to Watford at Vicarage Road in the Championship on Saturday – and our cameras were in attendance to capture the action.