Dion Dublin says he was left upset that Chris Rigg wasn't able to celebrate a dream winner for Sunderland in their FA Cup clash with Premier League side Fulham. The 15-year-old, who became the club's youngest outfield player in history in the last round at Shrewsbury Town, came off the bench again in the Fourth Round of the competition.
Rigg replaced Patrick Roberts for the final few minutes of the game and looked to have won the tie in stoppage time. The young midfielder burst forward and fired Abdoullah Ba's cut back into the roof of the net, only for officials to rule the goal out after the Frenchman strayed offside in the build-up.
It was a magical moment for Rigg who wheeled away, patting the Sunderland badge in front of the travelling Black Cats. Rigg is one of the most sought after talents in English football having rose to prominence last season.
