admin“Chaos at Stamford Bridge”- Sunderland Fans Flood Social Media With Messages to Chelsea After Sensational Comeback Win”
Sunderland Fans in Dreamland After Dramatic 2–1 Victory Over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge
Sunderland supporters were ecstatic following a thrilling 2–1 triumph over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge — a result that lifted the Black Cats to second place in the Premier League and secured their first league win at the ground since April 2014.
Régis Le Bris’ men staged a remarkable comeback against the Club World Cup champions. After falling behind, Wilson Isidor equalised in the second half before substitute Chemsdine Talbi struck a dramatic 94th-minute winner.
It was a performance that showcased Sunderland’s evolution — from recent Championship contenders to genuine Premier League disruptors.
The reaction on social media was electric. Laura Cairns summed up the mood on the Sunderland Echo’s Facebook page: “You know what, we absolutely deserved that win – my voice is just coming back.
Well done, lads.” Vanessa Reed added: “An incredible performance – can’t even pick a man of the match. I need a lie down!” Alan Brand, tuning in from Canada, wrote: “Watched it over here – great game, so proud.” Others were simply stunned. Jim Watson posted: “Cloud nine.”
Alan Hall joked: “When do we get to play the big boys? Only one team above us now.” Ian Scott took a dig at local rivals, saying: “The Magpies will claim we’ve played nobody – only the world club champions!” Beryl Duncan added: “Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Mr Shearer and co – what a result!”
Fans also praised the cool heads behind the winning goal. David Costello commented: “Unbelievable result.
Brobbey held that ball up forever – Chelsea had no answer. Talbi’s finish was ice-cold.” David Pringle added with a laugh: “I’m getting nosebleeds up here at these dizzy heights – can’t wait to face some of the big teams!”
From Sunderland to Canada, pride poured in. Sue Wilson posted: “What a result!” while Marylyn Hammersley added: “So proud of the lads – fantastic performance and brilliant support.” Roy Glease admitted: “Didn’t see this start coming – who did? Bring it on. Ha’way the lads.”
Others reflected on the team’s impressive growth. Tim Birchenough wrote: “Possession means nothing, goals mean everything – Régis is a tactical genius. The lads are improving every match. Second place – get in!” Kevin Delaney perhaps said it best: “We are Sunderland.”
The win takes Sunderland to 17 points from nine games – their best-ever return at this stage of a Premier League season. With 40 points traditionally seen as the safety mark, it already feels like something special is taking shape under Le Bris.
admin
