Chelsea's weakness was exposed by Sunderland and it was an area identified by Regis Le Bris' side before they stunned Stamford Bridge in the Premier League.

The second-half saw chances go both ways, but Sunderland managed to continue their impressive season by holding Chelsea off. And then they won it in the 93rd minute, with Chemsdine Talbi meeting a Brian Brobbey lay-off to give the visitors the three points.

Chemsdine Talbi’s late goal was yet another signal of what Sunderland are all about. Last season, the Black Cats scored in the dying moments, time and time again, including Dan Ballard’s towering header in the Championship play-off semi-final and Tommy Watson’s famous winner at Wembley.

Marc Cucurella has revealed Chelsea were punished by Sunderland in areas they worked on in preparation for the Premier League clash.

Martin and Chris are joined by Danny Collins to relive all of the action from Sunderland’s win at Stamford Bridge!

Trevoh Chalobah commented on Saturday's home defeat to Sunderland and spoke about how Chelsea players felt they had to win this game, which backfired.

Our approach in that situation was emblematic of the entire match: too slow, too passive, waiting for something to happen rather making something happen. Not good enough. “I think in general we were not good enough. When you are not good enough in the Premier League, we know that the consequence can be the bad one.

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