Last updated: 31 October 2026
Sunderland vs Leeds United
Premier League · Autumn, 2026-27 Premier League
Sunderland0–0
Leeds UnitedSunday, 25 October 2026
Kicks off 14:00 UK time
Final score: Sunderland 0-0 Leeds United.
Match Timeline
29'
Ethan Ampadu
Reinildo Mandava
39'
↑ Omar Alderete ↓ Nordi Mukiele
52'
↑ Timur Tuterov ↓ Brian Brobbey
65'
65'
↑ Noah Okafor ↓ Brenden Aaronson
66'
↑ Anton Stach ↓ Harry Wilson
67'
Jayden Bogle
↑ Habib Diarra ↓ Enzo Le Fée
79'
↑ Chemsdine Talbi ↓ Nilson Angulo
79'
85'
↑ Lukas Nmecha ↓ Dominic Calvert-Lewin
89'
↑ Sean Longstaff ↓ Ao Tanaka
Match Stats
50%
SUN
Possession
50%
LEE
15Shots11
4On target4
4Corners5
10Fouls14
379Passes368
283%Pass accuracy268%
Sunderland · 4-2-3-1Starting XI3-4-2-1 · Leeds United
22
Roefs
GK
32
Hume
DEF
20
Mukiele
DEF
13
O'Nien
DEF
17
Mandava
DEF
34
Xhaka
MID
27
Sadiki
MID
11
Rigg
MID
28
Fée
MID
10
Angulo
MID
9
Brobbey
FWD
1
Trafford
GK
24
Justin
DEF
15
Bijol
DEF
5
Muharemović
DEF
2
Bogle
MID
4
Ampadu
MID
22
Tanaka
MID
3
Gudmundsson
MID
10
Wilson
FWD
11
Aaronson
FWD
9
Calvert-Lewin
FWD
Sunderland Subs
52'↑ Alderetefor↓ Mukiele
65'↑ Tuterovfor↓ Brobbey
79'↑ Diarrafor↓ Fée
79'↑ Talbifor↓ Angulo
Unused
EllborgMethalieAhokaFofanaAngulo
Leeds United Subs
65'↑ Okaforfor↓ Aaronson
66'↑ Stachfor↓ Wilson
85'↑ Nmechafor↓ Calvert-Lewin
89'↑ Longstafffor↓ Tanaka
Unused
ZettererBardCresswellGruevBahoya
Player Ratings
Best Performer
Roefs
Sunderland
7.5
Best Performer
Trafford
Leeds United
8.5
Mukiele7.2
O'Nien7.2
Xhaka7.2
Angulo7.2
Hume6.9
Rigg6.9
Brobbey6.9
Mandava6.7
Fée6.7
Sadiki6.6
Alderete6.6
Diarra6.6
Tuterov6.3
Talbi6.3
Muharemović7.3
Ampadu7.3
Tanaka7.3
Gudmundsson7.3
Bijol7.2
Bogle7.2
Justin7
Stach6.9
Okafor6.7
Nmecha6.7
Wilson6.3
Aaronson6.3
Calvert-Lewin5.9
Next Fixture
Sunderland
ACoventry City
Sat 31 Oct
Leeds United
AAFC Bournemouth
Sat 31 Oct
Reverse Fixture
The return leg: Leeds United host Sunderland
Leeds UnitedvsSunderland
View fixture →23 May 2027
Venue
Sunderland home ground
Stadium of Light
Wearside, Sunderland
49,000
capacity
Opened 1997
The Stadium of Light opened in 1997 on the site of the old Wearmouth Colliery, the former coal mine that once powered the industrial economy of Wearside, and its name was chosen to reflect that transformation from darkness to light. With a capacity approaching 49,000 it is one of the ten largest football stadiums in England, though it has rarely been filled in recent years following the club's extended absence from the top flight. The ground's dramatic silhouette on the north bank of the River Wear has become the defining landmark of modern Sunderland.
About These Clubs
Season information and quick links for both sides
SunderlandLeeds United