Ben Brereton scored for the victory of his team, which is first in the Championship, while Marcelino Núñez’s Norwich City lost and remains in fifth place in the Second Division of England.
A player who is decisive in his team is Ben Breretonwith the jersey of Blackburn Roverswho on this day climbed to the top of the championshipfollowing winning by 2 a 0 al Sunderlandin an excellent match for the Chilean striker.
At the start of the engagement, The roses They started sharp facing the rival goal, with good collective plays and making Brereton run down the left side of Rovers’ attack.
GREAT GOAL by Ben Brereton Díaz for Blackburn’s 1-0 win once morest Sunderland. pic.twitter.com/Hslo5QRNp7
– Soccer in Grain (@FutbolenGrano) October 18, 2022
Already in the 30 minute gamethe attacker of The Redfound himself with the ball served in the crescent of the arc of the Sunderland and first class and with the least skillful leg, shot to inflate the nets of the rival team, with a strong left foot to the angle of goalkeeper Anthony Patterson.
Later, the second goal came for those of Jon Dahl Tomassonwith as much of Scott Wharton, a los 49′ minutos, to place the final 2 a 0with whom the Blackburn rise to the leadership of the England Second Division.
Now, the next duel for Breretton and companywill be to face the Birmingham, the day Saturday, October 22 at 11:00 a.m. in their stadium.
Norwich City defeat
On the other sidewalk, is the team of Marcelino Nunezthe Norwich Citywhich began the campaign with excellent results, but has gradually begun to drop points, away from the top of the table.
In today’s match once morest the Lutonthey lost by the minimum account, with a goal from Carlton Morris at 62 ‘of the complement.
The ex-flying Crusader, entered at 70but nothing might do to help The Canaries to achieve equality in their stadium.
With this result, they stagnate in the fifth position of the Championshipwhere they will have to face on the following day the third of the contest, Sheffield Unitedthe day Saturday, October 22 at 11:00 a.m.