Sam Allardyce: Sunderland survival is not a foregone conclusion

Victory for the Black Cats over Everton at the Stadium of Light on Wednesday would see them escape the drop.

Wed, 11 May, 2016 - 11:05

Sam Allardyce will be guarding against any complacency as Sunderland bid to secure their Barclays Premier League future.

Victory for the Black Cats over Everton at the Stadium of Light on Wednesday would see them escape the drop and relegate Norwich and Newcastle with one game remaining.

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