Simeon Gholam

1 week ago | skysports.com | Simeon Gholam

Sunderland stunned Sheffield United with a dramatic 95th-minute winner to seal a comeback 2-1 win and their return to the Premier League after eight years away. Tyrese Campbell had given the Blades the lead in the Championship play-off final at Wembley in the first half, but Sunderland struck back in the second with goals from Eliezer Mayenda and substitute Tommy Watson - the latter coming in the fifth minute of added time - to seal an astonishing win.

2 weeks ago | skysports.com | Simeon Gholam

Relegated in dismal circumstances from the Premier League, Chris Wilder worked quickly and efficiently to ensure there would be no hangover for Sheffield United heading into this season. It is easy to say a relegated side should be among the favourites to go back up, but you have to remember this is a Sheffield United side that finished 10 points below Luton last season. Wilder has adapted in his second stint at the club.

2 weeks ago | skysports.com | Simeon Gholam

'Understated' is the word to describe the man who leads Sunderland. 'Limited fanfare' the perfect way to describe the announcement of Regis Le Bris' arrival last summer. But to say he hit the ground running and quickly became a hero at the Stadium of Light would be an understatement. It is easy to forget now that Sunderland led the way for most of the first third of the season, and until mid-February's defeat to Leeds were still among the sides competing for automatic promotion.

2 weeks ago | skysports.com | Simeon Gholam

It won't be the most miles covered by fans in play-off history by any means, but the short hop for Charlton Athletic and Leyton Orient will end up going a long way for one. It is two clubs back on the rise, but in every different ways. Charlton have the opportunity to return to the Championship after five years away. A modest-ish gap compared to their opposition, but Sunday represents a chance to put years of ownership turmoil firmly behind them.

1 month ago | skysports.com | Simeon Gholam

It really does all come down to this for Frank Lampard and Coventry City. One game, in their own hands, and they will be in the play-offs. They could have made it easier for themselves by winning at Luton last week, but a late defeat after battling for so long with 10 players meant it wasn't to be. "It was a tough game, and it was disappointing," Lampard tells Sky Sports. "But it's normal to feel low after a defeat like that. "But it leaves us in a similar position.