Le Fee and Roefs Get 7.5 | Sunderland Players Rated In Narrow Win Vs Chelsea

Le Fee and Roefs Get 7.5 | Sunderland Players Rated In Narrow Win Vs Chelsea Sunderland entertained Chelsea at the Stadium of Light earlier today as they looked to secure a good result at home in the Premier League. The Black Cats made a bright start to the game and scored the opener in the 36th minute when Enzo Le Fee scored from the penalty spot. Regis Le Bris’ men went into the half-time break 1-0 up on the scoreline. The Wearside club defended their lead well in the second 45 minutes and earned a narrow 1-0 win in front of their home fans. Let’s take a look at how each Sunderland player fared during the clash against the Blues. He made a few solid saves during the game and did well to earn a clean sheet this afternoon. RB: Trai Hume – 7/10 Hume performed his defensive duties well and was a strong presence in the air. CB: Nordi Mukiele – 7/10 He gave a good account of himself on the defensive third of the pitch. CB: Luke O’Nien – 6.5/10 O’Nien earned the ball back twice and did enough to secure the clean sheet this afternoon. SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND – NOVEMBER 08: Regis Le Bris, Manager of Sunderland, reacts during the Premier League 2026/27 match between Sunderland and Chelsea FC at Stadium of Light on November 08, 2026 in Sunderland, England. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images) LB: Reinildo Mandava – 7/10 He came back to defend when required, but offered very little going forward. CM: Granit Xhaka – N/A Xhaka had to be replaced in the third minute. CM: Noah Sadiki – 7/10 He anchored the midfield well and made one good run with the ball. RW: Enzo Le Fee – 7.5/10 Le Fee was a positive influence on both halves and deserves credit for converting his penalty in the 36th minute. He made a couple of decent chances for his teammates to score. LW: Thomas Meunier – 7/10 Meunier cleared the danger when needed and would be quite pleased with the clean sheet. ST: Brian Brobbey – 6.5/10 He had a couple of strikes at goal but failed to get his name on the scoresheet. CM: Jules Ahoka – 7/10 He defended his penalty box well and made one good run with the ball. Isidor caught the eye at times after coming off the bench.