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Striker's looking to 'repay fans' at Wembley

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May 23, 2025

FLYING winger Romaine Mundle wants to play a part in tomorrow's huge Championship play-off final against Sheffield United to “repay the support of the fans”.

- By CLIVE YOULTON

The Black Cats face Sheffield United at Wembley in a mouthwa-tering clash which is worth a minimum £220m to the winners.

Apart from the financial rewards, Mundle reckons it would mean “everything” to help the club get back to the Premier League.

It is likely Mundle will be used as a sub with Regis Le Bris unlikely to want to change the starting line-up which he employed against Coventry City over two legs of the semi-final.

Mundle returned from injury to play a part in extra-time against the Sky Blues in the second leg and helped buoy the Black Cats and lift their performance.

The 22-year-old is at least hoping he can realise a dream by playing in front of his family at Wembley.

“It'll be a special moment for me,” Mundle told BBC Radio Newcastle.

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