When it comes to
Derbies, Sunderland always has an edge over its cross Tyne- Daly foes, now after
a long time of not staging those always fought off Tees- Wear contests,
suddenly the Boys from Boro marked their Premiership return as its victors.
Quite a while it has
been seven enduring years to be exact for the Boro followers of not being able
to witness a Premiership match since this squad sudden plunge into the ranks of
the always-infamous Championship League.
That was then and now
the present is very alive and seeing how these new Smoggies are making a
challenge in its return to the big circuit as well looking forward of many
years of a long lasting stay, if things go the way their Boss Aitor Karanka desires.
Still the way the
Boro squad started this campaign in a positive way, after drawing in thier
first meeting and now a win, so far this squad has a good spot in the league
table with four points and its starting eleven making wondrous performances in the
field.
Ask that to an
inspired Christian Stuani, who performed a one of a kind match with a double
set of scores that silenced a whole venue in the Stadium of Light and exposed this
squad several flaws to remedy in its eleven.
As the afternoon went
to a very inspired and brilliant Middleborough who never seemed to end its
struggle and its formidable game that lifted them at the end with a one of a
kind win and a very raucous one. Taking round one in what will be a much disputed
and fought off set of Derbies, and with today’s win as a visitor in the Black
Cats home, they along their followers took home those all-around bragging rights.
With the visitors getting
ahead with Stuani first goals in the 13th, this proved to be the
twist of luck as later on the Uruguayan came back and with a beautiful play
like those already rehearsed in practice to convert it into the go ahead and winning goal.
In the second half
the Black Cats offensive game and attack came alive, after many tries and attempts
sent by its Manager David Moyes to push the Boro backfield, as the locals
persistence paid off finally in the 71st. When an opportune Patrick Van Aanholt pushed
the ball after Brad Guzan shortly let go of the ball for the Dutch fortunes.
Despite the barraging
series of attacks by the Sunderland, the visitors managed to get things going
with a series of occasional attacks and controlling the ball in the middle of the
field and its backfield doing a superb job of holding off any counter attacks
by the Black Cats.
At the end the Boro
squad persevere and netted its first win of the campaign and certainly seen as
a shoot in the arm for the positive and opening the prospects of many memorable
afternoons in this edition of the English Premier League.
This win for sure
will have a positive effect going into their next compromise at the Hawthorns
to face Tony Pulis and his Albion Boys going to play as a visiting entity. A win
will mean and bring out the strong character of the Smoggies playing as
visitors.
So far so good for
Aitor Karanka, even though it is the second match of the campaign for Boro it
will be a step in the right direction for him and his squad posting back-to-back
wins and adding points to the cause in order to survive Premierships first
half.
Welcome back to EPL Middlesbrough
F.C.as good show on netting round one in the Tees- Wear Derby.
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