Sunderland let two points slip through their fingers as Hull City scored from the penalty spot with the last kick of the match to earn a 4-4 draw in a crazy game at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats had twice come from behind to lead, only to be pegged back in the 98th minute.
Hull had gone in front after ten minutes through Ozan Tufan, but the Black Cats turned it round with two goals in as many minutes midway through the half, with Joe Gelhardt levelling and then Amad putting them in front. But that lead lasted only a couple of minutes before Allahyar brought Hull level at 2-2.
And then midway through the second half an error from Trai Hume allowed Regan Slater to put Hull in front for a second time. Amad then squared things up again from the penalty spot after Jack Clarke had been fouled, and Clarke then put the Black Cats in front with ten minutes remaining.
