Black Cats won't be bullied - Keane

Sunderland boss Roy Keane said his side’s hard-fought draw at Wigan showed the strides his side have made in their second Premier League campaign despite being denied three points by Amr Zaki’s late equaliser.

Sunderland boss Roy Keane said his side’s hard-fought draw at Wigan showed the strides his side have made in their second Premier League campaign despite being denied three points by Amr Zaki’s late equaliser.

The Black Cats looked to be heading for a valuable victory thanks to a 13th minute own goal from Titus Bramble before the home side’s relentless pressure told 12 minutes from time.

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