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Sunderland

Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris speaking to Sky Sports: "We started well with many changes in the squad. We had the opportunity to score the second goal and maybe it would have changed the dynamic of the game.

"They changed their shape a little bit and we struggled to find the references defensively and offensively which is normal because of the amount of changes we had in the squad. You can prepare the game properly but to then be adaptive in real time is not an easy task. In the future I think it will be better but we had to go through this experience.

"It is important to highlight that we played tow good games without our six players [at Afcon], even more because Ballard wasn't here, O'Nien is suspended as well. So eight players and we still played good football which in the Premier League is hard because the level is so high. The games are really tight and a single detail can change the outcome. We are new in this league and we are learning and we just need to keep going."

On not putting chances to bed: "It'd a question of details, confidence sometimes, and I think it is still a learning process. Brian [Brobbey] is still new to this league, he is working hard for the squad. When you are a striker sometimes it is a question of short decision making, freshness, but he has this quality."

On Adingra's goal and performance: "The journey of a professional footballer is that you have ups and downs. We knew from the beginning that is was possible to have a period of adaptation. A new club, new culture, new teammates. He is a really good winger, we are sure he has the quality and like Brian it is just a question of confidence. When you score everything is beautiful and you can play with freedom and confidence and it's totally different."

On why it is so hard to stop Calvert-Lewin: "He has the perfect timing. It was a high press, they escaped our pressure and he came off the back of Nordi. He's smart and a really good striker and he found the timing to arrive just on time."

Sunderland

Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris to BBC Match of the Day: "Very tough game, as expected, because we knew Leeds were a good side in good form - they are still in good form! They showed great quality on the pitch today. We started well. We scored and at the end of the first half when we had the opportunity to score the second goal. I think it was a key moment because after that when Leeds changed their structure I think we struggled to find our references for the build-up and for the high press - so they were dominate at that time. We found the energy to change the switch sometimes. Even at the end of the game we had the opportunity to be a bit more dangerous. I think it was a fair result in the end."

On the fine margins of the Premier League: "It is expected in the Premier League. It is a good lesson. I think we are moving forward with many changes in the squad and it shows it is still possible to play good football, not perfect because it's a learning process. We are moving forward."

Pleased for Simon Adingra? "Happy for him. Really pleased because it shows to every player in this squad that you can have downs and then ups later if you work really hard. I think his team-mates were behind him during this process."

Dealing with absentees: "It's really positive. We have to accept that the work flow of the squad is not at the same level because it's normal to drop after so many changes - but it shows as well that we can play good football."

Is that one of the challenges as a manager: "Always the case because we don't have a linear dynamic during the season. It's a bit different this year because of AFCON but we will try to manage this situation properly."

On his side's impressive home form: "Very positive! Especially during tough moments when it's a bit harder, it's important to stay consistent and keep this level of energy because you can change the dynamic with the connection with the crowd."

On the importance of the Stadium of Light: "It's really important to have this sequence at home because we feel the confidence. Even in the dressing today, the players were disappointed. It shows their ambition and desire to win. We will recover now and have another exciting challenge at home in three days."

OK, let's hear from Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris before we wrap things up.

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Leeds United

Leeds United manager Daniel Farke, to BBC Match of the Day about his side's impressive run of form: "Wins are always good not just for the table, but also for the confidence of the dressing room. We are in really good form and we never know when we are beaten. Even when we are in a losing position, we know that we can always come back and we can score. It's a good period but we have to keep going. Twenty points is good at the stage of the season - but it's not enough to stay in this league. We will need to win many more games, and for that we will need to keep going."

Leeds United

More from Leeds boss Daniel Farke speaking to Sky Sports: "[Alternating the system] is something that we have done in past games as well. Sometimes we play in a different base formation with and without the ball, and we change during the game.

"There is too much hype around the base formation. For example we scored all three goals against Liverpool after we had changed to a back four. The goal against Brentford was more or less the same. It is good that we are unpredictable.

"We are a promoted side so we are not always capable to dominate each and every game. For that sometimes you have to mirror the opponent to take their strength away and adapt a bit to their playing style. It is good that we are flexible, this is what you have to be when you are promoted."

On Rodon limping before the goal conceded: "Joe is a warrior, if he was not he would not be able to be there. 100 games in a row for Leeds United and even with a little knock he always wants to be there. I like this mentality. I also cross my fingers that the injury is not too bad, it does not look great, he is an important player for us and hopefully he can be back pretty soon.

"The goal wasn't a consequence of him limping around, we opened up the gap between him and the next defender a little bit and we were careless.

On Calvert-Lewin: "He deserves all the praise. He is in record form and long may it continue. It's his job, he should score the goals, but I would also always back him to be there. I was not surprised by this run because for me he is one of the best strikers in this league and he shows this quality more or less in each and every game."

Well, Dominic Calvert-Lewin may be saying he's only focusing on Leeds for now, but what do you reckon? Calvert-Lewin for England?

Leeds United

Leeds goalscorer Dominic Calvert-Lewin to BBC Match of the Day: "It's about the resilience again that we've shown. Good character. The team spirit at the moment is good, it's high. We recognised first half we weren't at it. Second half we knew we had to be better, we responded well.

"I think we've shown we can mix our game up. We can be direct, we can play football. It's good versatility within the team. A good goal scored.

"It's always a good feeling to be scoring regularly. I'm in a good moment at the minute. My timing is good. As a team we're gelling a bit more. Things are going well for us.

"You're in flow. You can make those runs as a centre-forward and sometimes the ball doesn't find you when you're in a dry spell. But you've just got to keep doing it and hope that the tide will turn and that's what has happened for me at the moment. I'm feeling good, feeling strong and I'm enjoying playing with the lads."

Is it you best form since playing under Carlo Ancelotti at Everton?: "People love to hang onto that, don't they? That was a long time a go. I've been through a lot since then. Lots of ups and lots of downs. A test of character and I've hung in there and kept going and kept pushing. I've backed myself and here I am now."

You've been linked with a return to the England squad, but is your focus just on Leeds for now?: "Of course. Of course."

Leeds United

Leeds boss Daniel Farke speaking to Sky Sports: "Compliments to the lads but I'll be honest I'm a bit in between today because we showed great mentality to come back today from a losing position and a great performance from minute 30 until the end.

"It's a good point on the road, no other team has had a better result here. Sunderland are unbeaten at home. I had a gut feeling, during and before the game, that we could win it, and if we have a look at the statistics we have dominated the game.

"The feeling is that if we would have been a bit more clinical in the opponent's box then we should have won this game. It's a good point, we take this point, it's another step forward but we could have made a huge step today. For that I'm not dancing on the table tonight."

On Calvert-Lewin's goal: "Happy for that but it was also a sign of what went wrong in the first 30 minutes. We got so much praise for set pieces goals last week and I got the feeling in that time that we were just waiting to show this strength and this side of our team.

"Even without the injury we would have made the change to the base formation because we did not show the other part of our DNA which is having possession and to be brave and dominate the game. This is more or less what we have shown from minute 30 onwards.

"We created many chances and our goal was a perfect example of this. It is always the best goal when your striker just has to more or less be there with a pass into an empty net, a great team goal. I would have liked for us to score a few more out of this situation."

Sunderland

Sunderland goalscorer Simon Adingra to Sky Sports: "I think after they switched formation it was tough for us to adapt, we struggled a little bit.

We had a game plan, we were following the plan like normal but after they changed we needed to adapt quickly. We were not good enough, I hope the next game will be better.

"It's my first goal at home here. [Not being selected for Ivory Coast's Afcon squad] It was a tough moment for me but I have an opportunity now to show to the coach I can also step up. It's down to me now.

"I've had a difficult start to the season., I was not playing a lot and that's why I've not gone to Afcon. It was painful for me and my family. I have a chance now, so I will try and take it."

Leeds face Liverpool away next on Thursday, and then they're at home to Manchester United on January 4.

That'll be fierce.

Sunderland's next game is at home to Manchester City on New Year's day.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stadium of Light

In a way I actually think the team slightly more disappointed that they did not get the three points will be Leeds, even though it was an away game for them.

I don't think at any point that they were clinging on, even when they went a goal behind. Farke will not be angry with them. They are playing well and they look really good.

They also had to make the change with the Rodon to injury, and the reaction to all of it was very, very good indeed.

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Leeds' Dominic Calvert-Lewin became only the 11th English player to score in six consecutive Premier League appearances today. He’s the first Leeds player to achieve this in the top-flight since John McCole in 1959-60.

Six in a row for Calvert-Lewin. Jamie Vardy holds the record for the longest goalscoring run in Premier League history, scoring in 11 consecutive games in the 2015-16 season.

Leeds United

Leeds United forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin, speaking to Sky Sports: "Obviously we had a long passage of play, keeping possession and I was just focusing on staying in the right place at the right time. Me and Brenden came close in the first half with something similar, so just tried to produce the same movement. Thankfully Brenden found me and I was able to put the ball in the back of the net."

On whether he has worked on timing his runs into the box: "I think it is something that when you find a good rhythm and a good momentum, the timing seems to come with it. As a centre-forward, you can make a lot of runs sometimes and not get the ball. You need a lot of things to come together for it to be a goal. Thankfully at the moment my form is good, and I'm getting in the right places and I'm scoring goals."

On becoming the first Leeds player to score in six consecutive Premier League matches: "It's nice to achieve those things on a personal level. But for me I think the more pleasing thing is the performances we've been putting in as a team and a the results we've been getting.

"I think in the first half we were slow to get out the blocks. We could have done more and made it hard for ourselves. In the second half we were much, much better and that makes me proud."

On his current form: "It's just nice. Everything feels quite fluid at the moment and as I said before, I'm getting in the right areas and players are finding me. I think it's taken a little bit of time for players around me to learn my game and what I'm good at - but I like to think when I get service, I'm lethal in the box."