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Cats keep their cool - and stop Villa Cashing in on extra man

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September 22, 2025

TEN-MAN WEARSIDERS’ RESILIENT DISPLAY

- By REBECCA JOHNSON, PA

Cats keep their cool - and stop Villa Cashing in on extra man

TEN-MAN Sunderland fought back to earn a point at the Stadium of Light and keep Aston Villa waiting for their first Premier League win of the season.

After a quiet opening 30 minutes with few clear-cut chances for either side, the Black Cats’ Reinildo Mandava was sent off for kicking out at Matty Cash.

Although Sunderland put in a resilient showing after the break, Villa eventually capitalised on their extra man in the 67th minute when Cash scored their first league goal of the season with a stunning strike from distance.

However, their lead was short-lived as Wilson Isidor equalised eight minutes later to ensure Villa remain winless after five league games.

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