Catch up on our comprehensive loan watch as our Sunderland stars heavily feature for their respective teams over the last week...
Alex Bass (Notts County 0-2 AFC Wimbledon)
The 25-year-old shotstopper continues to enjoy an outstanding season with his recent outing taking him to the top of the League Two clean sheet standings.
Between the sticks for AFC Wimbledon on Saturday, they sealed a crucial win over Notts County to take them to within a point of the top seven. Bass now sits on 14 clean sheets in the league this season.
Their chase for a play-off spot hots up tomorrow evening when they face sixth placed Gillingham.
Another 🗝️ three points - who was your Player of the Match? ⭐️⤵️#AFCW 🟡🔵 pic.twitter.com/BGbEIcg7jS
— AFC Wimbledon (@AFCWimbledon) March 10, 2024
Jack Diamond (Charlton Athletic 3-2 Carlisle United)
Diamond was part of a Carlisle United side that kept up their fight for League One survival but their efforts were quashed by Charlton Athletic over the weekend.
The winger played his part in a five-goal affair that ended in defeat at the Valley to leave them rooted to the bottom of the league with Diamond making his eighth appearance for the Cumbrians.
They host Barnsley tomorrow evening at Brunton Park.
Nectar Triantis and Eliezer Mayenda (Hibernian 0-2 Rangers)
A huge game on Sunday afternoon awaited for Hibs who came up against Rangers in the quarter-final of the Scottish Cup. Triantis was handed a midfield role for the crunch match at Easter Road.
Unfortunately, the Edinburgh based side were on the receiving end of an action-packed defeat to Rangers with the home side being reduced to nine men. Triantis made his 11th appearance for Nick Montgomery’s with Mayenda thrown into the action in the second half, appearing for the third time of his loan spell.
Up next for them is a trip to Ross County on Wednesday night.
Matty Young (Spennymoor Town 2-1 Darlington)
After a tremendous start to life at Blackwell Meadows with four wins in a row, the 17-year-old goalkeeper was between the sticks again for the County Durham derby over the weekend.
With the Quakers in the relegation zone by a point in National League North, they were pegged back in their push for survival after defeat at the Brewery Field. Young making his seventh appearance for Steve Watson’s side.
MATCH ALBUM : Spennymoor Town v Darlington
— Darlington FC (@Official_Darlo) March 10, 2024
A full album can be found 👇
📷@DaveArrowsmith7#WeAreDarlo #YourClub
Harry Gardiner (Blyth Spartans 0-1 Kings Lynn Town)
Blyth Spartans suffered defeat on Saturday but Gardiner continues to accrue regular game time at Croft Park.
Making his 11th appearance for the club, Gardiner played 64 minutes in the game with Spartans sitting just three points above the dropzone.
It’s a relegation six-pointer tomorrow night as they host Matty Young and Darlington.