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English Premiership football – Sunderland vs Stoke City

Sunderland take on Stoke in tonight's Premiership game, hoping to put an end to the nightmare run of form which has seen them concede 11 goals in their past three matches, and pick up only three points from the last available 27. Stoke are in slightly better form, having knocked Arsenal out of the FA Cup last week, but their away form has been atrocious this season, and they have only scored four goals on the road so far this season.

English Premier League – Sunderland vs Aston Villa – Result

Sunderland 0-2 Aston Villa Aston Villa face a tricky trip to Sunderland tonight in this batch of midweek Premiership clashes. Villa come off the back of a hugely impressive win at Old Trafford, which saw them climb above Tottenham to sit in the coveted fourth place for the first time this season. They will hope to build on this against a Sunderland side who have beaten Liverpool and Arsenal at home already this season.

English Premier League football betting – Sunderland vs Liverpool

Liverpool travel to Sunderland, hoping to do better than current champions Manchester United, who could only manage a draw against them. Liverpool are 10/11 favourites for the match, with Sunderland at 7/2. The draw is at 5/2. Sunderland’s strike partnership has been prolific this season with Darren Bent grabbing seven league goals and Kenwyne Jones bagging five. [...]

English Premiership football betting – Manchester United vs Sunderland

Old Trafford is the setting for the match up between Manchester United and Sunderland, and looks to be a good match. Since losing to Burnley early in the season, United have won every match and looked comfortable. Sunderland on the other hand, have been impressive so far this season and currently lie in eighth place.

Premiership football betting – Sunderland vs Wolves

Newly-promoted Wolves travel to Steve Bruce's Sunderland today to play against a side they have not beaten in the league since 1996. Thevisitors are looking to win their first back-to-back games this season while Sunderland will want to get back to winning ways after losing 3-1 last weekend to Burnley, another Premiership newcomer.