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Le Bris won't let his players ease off for the run-in
The Journal
|April 11, 2026
REGIS Le Bris admits Sunderland's first task of the season is ticked off - but he won't allow standards to drop.
Victory at Leeds United last month took the Black Cats over the 40-point mark, which is generally regarded as enough to avoid relegation.
Then the win at Newcastle last time out not only put them above their main rivals in the table but cemented their comfortable Premier League standing.
This story is from the April 11, 2026 edition of The Journal.
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