Sunderland Draw 1-1 Away at Lech Poznan
Sunderland drew 1-1 away to Lech Poznan in the Europa League, with Timur Tutierov scoring early before Martin Bengtsson equalised for the hosts in the 20th minute.

Sunderland drew 1-1 with Lech Poznan in their Europa League group stage match in Poland.
Timur Tutierov headed home Nilson Angulo's cross in the second minute to put the visitors ahead. It is the fastest goal scored in this season's Europa League.
The visitors continued to dominate and repeatedly threatened the home goal. Angulo struck the crossbar and Sunderland took 25 shots in total, 11 of them on target. Despite this, they could not add to their lead after the first goal.
Lech Poznan had lost their first two group matches 4-0. Substitute Martin Bengtsson scored the hosts' first European goal in the 20th minute, converting from a corner. Sunderland kept searching for a winner until the final minutes, and Chris Rigg's long-range effort went narrowly over the bar.
In the end, Sunderland could not turn their dominance into a win. The club dropped points for the first time in their European campaign and remain unbeaten in the Europa League with seven points from three matches.



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