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Sunderland aim to continue the most encouraging period of our season on Tuesday night, as we welcome Fleetwood Town to the Stadium of Light (7pm).

Roker Report Score Predictions: Can Sunderland get back to winning ways against Doncaster? Share this story Last Time Out... Another Sunderland defeat and another set of zero points for our panel. Everyone other than Will backed an away win at Shrewsbury, and Will backed the draw. With nobody calling Aiden O’Brien to burst through and open the scoring for Sunderland, it’s as we were. Today’s Game... Midweek’s result has had a big impact on our panel, this round is the first set of predictions this season where we are guarenteed that someone will at least get a point.

Share on email Liverpool face Leicester in a vital top-four clash on Saturday lunchtime, but are Foxes supporters confident of rubbing more salt into Reds wounds? Jurgen Klopp‘s men suffered a harrowing 4-1 defeat at home to Man City last weekend, as their Premier League title hopes arguably ended. There is no time for this Liverpool team to feel sorry for itself, however, with Leicester a huge threat this weekend. Rodgers’ side sit one place and three points ahead of the Reds in third, so victory for them would be a huge boost to their Champions League qualification hopes.

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson made some uncharacteristic blunders against Man City (Clive Rose/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up If Liverpool’s Alisson can take one sliver of solace from his disastrous display against Manchester City, it’s that he’s far from the first goalkeeper to have had a bad day. Here the PA news agency fumbles and miskicks its way through five more number ones who endured a night of mult...

“He’s been everywhere on loan – York, Fleetwood, Southport, Newport, Tranmere. Now he’s probably Preston’s best and most consistent player. “It shows me that there’s a path through non-league, especially for defenders, where you have to go and learn the basics of the game. The bit on the ball, that can always come, you can always learn that later, but the basics, you have to have them. “I look up to someone like Ben because he’s had the same path as me and now he’s doing really well in the Championship.” Funny old game football, isn’t it?