Sunderland head coach Regis Le Bris lamented his side’s second-half performance following their home 2-2 draw against Plymouth Argyle.
Wilson Isidor opened the scoring for the Black Cats after Argyle had taken the lead through an own goal with Trai Hume volleying in Sunderland’s second before Nathanael Ogbeta snatched a dramatic 90th-minute equaliser.
“At the end I think we were a bit lucky to win a single point,” Le Bris told BBC Radio Newcastle.
“I think we started well because the first half was OK, but we were faced with a very compact block and we found some solutions sometimes, but we didn’t create many chances.”
“During the second half I think we made many mistakes and we opened our shape and they found solutions to create chances and they scored.
“It was deserved from them and we came back in the game – but at the end it was more direct for them and we didn’t manage the end of the game properly.”
