Sunderland achieve first European away win in 53 years

Sunderland have secured a 2-1 victory against their hosts, Torinense, in the UEFA Europa League. Noah Sadiki scored the winning goal in the 93rd minute.

Torinese opened the scoring through Volnei in the 37th minute, ending the first half with the hosts leading by one goal to nil, before Sunderland managed to come back in the second half.

Substitute Juhuka succeeded in equalising for Sunderland in the 67th minute, taking advantage of a cross from Nordi Mukiele, before Noah Sadiki scored the winning goal with a powerful shot deep into stoppage time, securing three valuable points for the English side.

The victory holds special significance for Sunderland, who achieved their first away win in European competition in 53 years. They also increased their tally to six points after winning their first two matches of the league stage, following their triumph over AZ Alkmaar in the opening round.