Brown own-goal deepens Sunderland's plight

Wes Brown’s own goal took Everton into the Champions League places as Sunderland’s relegation fears took a turn for the worse.

Brown own-goal deepens Sunderland's plight
Sat, 12 Apr, 2014 - 18:06

Wes Brown’s own goal took Everton into the Champions League places as Sunderland’s relegation fears took a turn for the worse.

The former Manchester United defender unwittingly turned Gerard Deulofeu’s cross past goalkeeper Vito Mannone to claim his side’s sixth Barclays Premier League own goal of the season.

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CourtsSoccerSunderland FCPlace: Stadium of LightPlace: HillsboroughPerson: BrownPerson: Wes BrownPerson: Gerard DeulofeuPerson: Vito MannonePerson: Steven NaismithPerson: Gus PoyetPerson: Liam BridcuttPerson: Connor WickhamPerson: Leighton BainesPerson: DeulofeuPerson: Romelu LukakuPerson: Fabio BoriniPerson: NaismithPerson: Baines’Person: LukakuPerson: BainesPerson: John StonesPerson: Tim HowardPerson: BoriniPerson: StonesPerson: MannonePerson: Seamus ColemanPerson: HowardPerson: Phil BardsleyPerson: WickhamPerson: Ki Sung-yuengPerson: JohnsonPerson: Marcos AlonsoPerson: CattermolePerson: Ross BarkleyPerson: Sylvain DistinPerson: AlonsoPerson: KiEvent: Champions LeagueEvent: FA CupOrganisation: SunderlandOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: GunnersOrganisation: Black Cats
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