Sunderland Daily Digest

Chemsdine Talbi is staying at Sunderland after the club's sporting director ruled out a move away. There is also a ticket deadline for the Brighton and Hove Albion game, reaction from Hull City's manager after the Carabao Cup tie, and a look ahead to Arsenal's visit this weekend.

Sunderland reached the fourth round of the Carabao Cup with a one nil win over Hull City at the Stadium of Light, Chemsdine Talbi scoring the only goal as Regis Le Bris fielded a heavily rotated side including several full debuts. Le Bris also confirmed that winger Romaine Mundle faces a few months out with a knee injury. Ticket details were also released for next month's home game against Brighton and Hove Albion and the rearranged trip to Manchester City.

Sunderland begin their Carabao Cup campaign tonight with Hull City visiting the Stadium of Light, plus academy news as Joe Cowan signs his first professional contract and the club confirm a new data partnership with Seriös Group.

Sunderland Women score four on the opening day, and Kevin Danso reflects on his full debut at Brentford. Plus Tuesday's Carabao Cup visit from Hull City.

Sunderland fought back from a goal down to draw one one at Brentford, with Enzo Le Fée converting a late penalty on his day of redemption. Kevin Danso made his Sunderland debut and Malick Fofana had his first appearance off the bench, while Régis Le Bris praised his side's resilience. Plus a reminder that Hull City visit in the Carabao Cup this week.

Malick Fofana speaks for the first time since joining Sunderland, saying he believes this squad can do something special. Chemsdine Talbi has been left out of the Europa League squad, with head coach Régis Le Bris confirming a move remains possible amid Saudi interest. Plus a look ahead to this afternoon's trip to Brentford.

Régis Le Bris confirms Habib Diarra faces six to eight weeks out with a hamstring injury, with better news on Malick Fofana's availability for Brentford. Sunderland's Europa League squad list is in, and Nilson Angulo's free kick against Ipswich is up for the Premier League's Goal of the Month.

Simon Adingra joins Ajax on loan for the season as Régis Le Bris trims his squad after a busy window. Sunderland also confirm a new partnership with Wolf Competitions, plus ticket details for Hull City's Carabao Cup visit and the rearranged trip to Manchester City.

Sunderland completed a big deadline day, confirming the signing of Belgium winger Malick Fofana from Lyon after seeing off interest from Crystal Palace. Austria defender Kevin Danso joined on a season long loan from Tottenham and young Ecuadorian striker Juan Riquelme Angulo also put pen to paper on a long term deal. Plus, ticket details for next Tuesday's Carabao Cup visit of Hull City.

Sunderland claimed their first Premier League win of the season, Wilson Isidor scoring a late winner off the bench in a one nil victory over Fulham. The club has also confirmed the ticketing process for the opening Europa League home game against AZ Alkmaar, and deadline day brings word of progress on a move for defender Kevin Danso.

Sunderland picked up their first Premier League win of the season, beating Fulham one nil at the Stadium of Light on Sunday. Substitute Wilson Isidor scored the only goal in the second half, capping a week in which he turned a year older and signed a new contract with the club. Head coach Regis Le Bris praised the impact of his substitutes as Sunderland prepare for a trip to Brentford next Saturday.

Régis Le Bris wants Sunderland's home fortress rebuilt as Fulham visit the Stadium of Light this afternoon. Plus the Black Cats' full Europa League schedule is confirmed, and Granit Xhaka's matchday programme notes.

Robin Roefs signs a new Sunderland contract to twenty thirty one, on the day the club also discover they will travel to AC Milan in the Europa League. Team news and two fixture updates ahead of Sunday's visit of Fulham round out the show.

Wilson Isidor commits to Sunderland until twenty thirty, and Jenson Seelt signs a new deal before joining Swansea City on loan. The Carabao Cup third round draw brings Hull City to the Stadium of Light in the week of the seventh of September. Plus a shift in the Grealish chase, the latest on Paixao, the Europa League draw at midday, and Fulham at home on Sunday.

Romaine Mundle commits his future to Sunderland with a new deal running to 2030, and the club sets out what has changed at the Stadium of Light ahead of the first home game of the season. Plus the Europa League league phase draw comes up on Friday. Fulham visit on Sunday at 2pm.

Jules Ahoka completes his move from Royal Antwerp on a long term contract. The under twenty ones put five past Nottingham Forest in their season opener, and ticket details are out for Manchester City away and Arsenal at home.

Granit Xhaka explains why he stayed on Wearside after Sunderland turned down an opening Chelsea bid, telling the Daily Mail he believes in a long term project at the club. The Sunderland Echo report that a third signing of the window is close, the Royal Antwerp midfielder Jules Ahoka, with nothing official from the club yet. Matt Craddock sets out a European programme for the under twenty ones taking in Paris Saint Germain and Porto. Fulham visit the Stadium of Light on Sunday.

Sunderland lose two one at Ipswich Town on the opening day, beaten by a ninetieth minute goal from the former Sunderland man Jack Clarke after Nilson Angulo's free kick had drawn them level. Régis Le Bris calls the result a bit cruel and points to a lack of composure on the ball, and Thomas Meunier marks his debut by looking ahead to Fulham at the Stadium of Light next Sunday.

Dayann Methalie is a Sunderland player. The club have confirmed the signing of the French defender from Toulouse on a long term contract, and he takes the number six shirt. Also inside: an unconfirmed report of a deal for the Antwerp midfielder Jules Ahoka, and the Premier League opener away at Ipswich Town this afternoon.

The Dayann Methalie move is not over, according to BBC Radio Newcastle, and Régis Le Bris had nothing to say about it when asked. The head coach confirms Simon Adingra is the only absentee for the Premier League opener at Ipswich Town, with Alderete, Mukiele and Meunier all available. Plus Le Bris on refusing to set a limit on the season ahead.

Two Brentford ticket deadlines close this afternoon, the season ticket holder window for fifty Black Cat Points and above, and the members ballot for the same game. Also on today's show, L'Equipe on the disagreement over a back problem that has stalled the Dayann Methalie transfer, and Foot Mercato on seven clubs asking to take Jocelin Ta Bi on loan.

The Dayann Methalie transfer has stalled. The left back has gone back to France for further tests after an issue was raised in his medical, and there is still nothing on the club's own site. Also on today's show: the BBC's Nick Barnes on what the medical did and did not turn up, Sunderland push on for Sporting winger Geny Catamo, the Brentford away ticket window that opens for season ticket holders this afternoon, and the Under 21s host PSV at the Stadium of Light.