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|October 04, 2025
LE BRIS WARY DESPITE HOSTS' STRUGGLES
SUNDERLAND head coach Regis Le Bris believes his side has enough in their ranks to cause Manchester United problems this afternoon - but would not be drawn into talk of it being the right time to play Ruben Amorim's side.
It won't be the first time the Black Cats boss has been to Old Trafford either, admitting to taking his Red Devils-supporting son Noah as a spectator.
The Sunderland boss was in attendance as United defeated Manchester City 4-2 with Sergio Aguero on the scoresheet.
That being said, Le Bris says Noah will be cheering on the Wearsiders today.
Speaking at his press conference ahead of the game, the head coach - nominated for the Premier League's manager of the month award for September - said: “I've been once as a spectator with my son.
“I need to say that he is a huge fan of Manchester United. He will probably support Sunderland on Saturday. He is sat in the Sunderland end.”
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