Many Sunderland players responded to Romaine Mundle’s performance in the draw with Leeds United.

The Black Cats secured a point against Leeds United at the Stadium of Light, thanks to a crucial late goal from Ilian Meslier.

Sunderland deserved a point against Leeds United, and even if it took a fortunate moment for them to equalize in the end, anything less would have been disappointing given the circumstances.

Dennis Cirkin, a full-back for Sunderland, performed admirably both offensively and defensively against Leeds United.

Regis Le Bris may have made a mistake in selecting Dan Neil over striker Alan Browne due to his slower speed.

Romaine Mundle, while not scoring a goal, made a significant contribution to Sunderland’s success on the wing.

Sunderland players react to Romaine Mundle following the Leeds United draw.

Mundle, a Sunderland winger, has performed similarly to Jack Clarke, who joined Premier League club Ipswich Town in the summer.

While Clarke is no longer at the club, it is evident that he maintains an eye on the squad and his old teammates. He reacted to Mundle’s recent post on Instagram, where he wrote: “❤️❤️❤️.”

Sunderland teammates Aaron Connolly and Eliezer Mayenda expressed their support for the winger with comments like “🔥🔥” and “⚡️⚡️.”

Regis Le Bris has seen a significant boost from Sunderland’s wide threat.

Throughout the 2023/24 season, Sunderland produced relatively few displays of solid forward football, with the exception of the occasional flash of brilliance from Clarke on the left flank, especially in the latter stages of the season.

Patrick Roberts will be the first to acknowledge that he was far behind the pack on numerous occasions last season, and the improvement in his offensive style under Le Bris has been nothing short of remarkable.

Both he and Mundle have emerged as Sunderland’s primary attacking options this season, and there is little question that their success thus far in the 2024/25 Championship season can be attributed to them.

It was unclear whether Clarke’s absence would leave Sunderland vulnerable in attack, but Mundle has done more than enough to fill his shoes.

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