Tony Mowbray says Sunderland learnt a 'harsh lesson' as they saw two points snatched from their grasp with the last kick of the game against Hull City. The Black Cats had twice come from behind to lead against the Tigers at the Stadium of Light, only to concede an injury-time penalty which meant they ultimately had to settle for a 4-4 draw
Mowbray said his team looked like strangers in the opening 20 minutes as Hull created a raft of opportunities and took the lead through Ozan Tufan. But quickfire goals from Joe Gelhardt and Amad turned things round, only for Allahyar to level things up almost immediately.
Mowbray said: "What does 4-4 tell you? There was lots of good stuff but, as coaches, there were lots of stuff that was wrong!
