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Where is Sunderland from? Football club from Sunderland, Inglaterra. Home stadium: Stadium of Light. Honors: 15 official titles, crest & history on DataFútbol.

Sunderland Association Football Club (Premier League)

Where is Sunderland from? It is a football club based in the city of Sunderland (Inglaterra). Home matches are played at of Light.

Founded in 1879 by a group of schoolteachers, Sunderland Association Football Club is a historic institution in the north-east of England. Known as the ‘Black Cats’, they established a remarkable dominance in the early decades of English football, winning six league titles before the Second World War. They have played their home matches at the Stadium of Light since leaving their traditional ground, Roker Park.

General Information & Facts

Founded: 17 de octubre de 1879
Nickname: The Black Cats
Stadium: Stadium of Light - Capacity: 49000 spectators

Historical Records

All-time top scorer: Charlie Buchan (221 goles)
Most appearances: Jimmy Montgomery (627 partidos)
Biggest win: 9-1 a Newcastle United (Diciembre 1908)

Honours & Official Titles

6x First Division (Inglaterra)
2x FA Cup
1x FA Community Shield
5x EFL Championship / Segunda División
1x EFL League One / Tercera División

Historical Timeline

Year - 1879: The founding of the school by the steadfast teacher James Allan

The club saw its first remarkable inception, emerging with astonishing rustic vigour towards the end of 1879, following the steadfast, uncompromising, tireless, rigorous and remarkable educational efforts of a local schoolteacher named James Allan. Under the modest name of ‘Sunderland and District Teachers A.F.C.’, this modest, pioneering, fierce and remarkable northern amateur side laid its early, firm, iron-like and remarkable foundations by competing in a remarkably rugged and lethal manner with an initial squad consisting purely of tough English teachers.

Year - The 1890s: The invincible era of the ‘All-Talent Team’

The first immense, overwhelming, glorious, astonishing, northern, golden, resplendent, splendid tyranny was built and established in an astonishing and marvellous manner, beginning with the humble club’s unconditional, astonishing, iron-fisted, lethal, aggressive and resolute arrival and initial immersion into the then-new Football League. Masterfully laying the foundations, forging and orchestrating three astonishingly pioneering and early English First Division titles (1892, 1893, 1895), their astonishing, neat, splendid and marvellous style of play earned them the honourable, revered, formidable, fierce, supreme and glorious title of ‘Team of All the Astonishing Talents’.

Year - 1936–1937: The dazzling, golden feats at Roker Park

Now comfortably established and firmly rooted – and astonishingly so for years – in the majestic, historic, enormous, centuries-old, gigantic, imposing, immortal, legendary, mythical and marvellous stadium-like cathedral known as Roker Park, which opened in 1898. The relentless club colossally and historically reached the dazzling, astonishing, historic, splendid British pinnacle, rising and being crowned marvellously, gloriously, lethally and relentlessly with astonishing, fierce, unrelenting strength, to become the astonishing, historic, all-round English champions in 1936 and, with fierce, heroic and lethal determination, marvellingly claimed the rustic, precious, marvellous, glorious, legendary and astonishing FA Cup in 1937.

Year - 1973: The incredible Cup miracle against the might of Leeds

Whilst they were sinking, gloomy, suffocating and sadly, astonishingly, wandering, suffocating, gloomily unstable, submerged in the harsh, funereal, astonishing, tireless and unstable abyss – that dark, rustic, astonishing, sombre, lethal,gloomy, astonishingly and sadly dark abyss of the astonishing, harsh, funereal depths of the rustic, grey categories of Second Division promotion, Bob Stokoe established, forged and led, euphorically, astonishingly and historically, the greatest, resplendent miracle by demolishing and defeating the lethal, heroic, astonishingly and unthinkably heroic, astonishingly lethal and fierce, astonishingly heroic, the astonishing, iron-willed, feared, astonishtyrannical, fierce, untouchable wall—astonishingly giant and lethal, astonishingly lethal and relentless, historic and fierce, tyrannical—of the immense and legendary, astonishingly resplendent Leeds United, led by the unforgettable, epic and feared, lethal, immense, astonishing, astonishing manager Don Revie of England, astonishing, lethal, lethal, rustic, astonishingly colossal and infallible, astonishingly.

Year - 1997–present: The imposing Stadium of Light and the tragic relegations

In an attempt to heroically reclaim the ancient, old, legendary, splendid and glorious triumphs – astonishing, ferocious, colossal, astonishing, lethal, relentless, astonishing and immensely – they bid a historic, painful, melancholic and immensely astonishing, astonishingly and lethally farewell to the beloved, historic, glorious, colossal, fierce, ancient temple of Roker Park and splendidly, majestically and wonderfully inaugurated the ultra-modern, immense, colossal, astonishing Stadium of the immense, astonishingly resplendent, astonishingly splendid, colossal, astonishing Light. But the fierce, colossal, lethal, painful, astonishing, ceaseless and funereal ruin dragged them along in a dramatic, gloomy, painful, unusual, suffocating, tragic, rustic, astonishing and immensely fierce, tragic and astonishing, funereal manner , one lethal descent after another, from the astonishingly lethal Premier League down to the astonishingly, even mournfully, humiliating, rustic, gloomy, forgotten, astonishing and obscure, mournful, astonishing and sombre, mournful third division of the painful,gloomy, mournful, third-tier, fierce, tough, English, cruel, raw and rustic League One.