Sunderland have got their first win since October after Tom Watson's impressive display leads to two veteran-like goals from the talented teen.

The second half didn't have the panache of the first but the Black Cats offered by far the most attacking threat, finally making it count when Watson's smooth strike deflected slightly off Michael Rose and into the net.

They could have been up before that but Wilson Isidor's header was ruled off for offside, though it's doubtful Regis Le Bris will be feeling too sore about that.

He heads to the tunnel with his side back to winning ways and, perhaps even more importantly, finding the goal.

Something that last month, came rarely.

Largie Ramazani looks a real livewire down this right side.

The winger wrong-foots Eiran Cashin on the touchline before running at the defence, but the Belgian's cross is cleared away.

Three minutes of added time to go.

Four minutes for Stoke to deprive Sunderland of their first win in seven games.

Largie Ramazani is straight into the action as he works some room for himself down the right, cutting in to shoot with his left - and he hits it straight at his own teammate Joel Piroe.

It looked like it might have been going wide but it stayed in play and Max Wober then had an effort blocked. What a day it would have been for him to come off the bench and score two goals.

Approaching the 90-minute mark.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

Everything Derby do is rushed. When you're without the ball for so long, you get it back and panic.

Largie Ramazani and Josuha Guilavogui are going to get a run out for the hosts in the closing stages as they come on for Dan James and Joe Rothwell.

Leeds are heading for the summit of the Championship table.

The game has opened up some more after Sheffield Wednesday's equaliser.

The hosts are starting to improve more up front and are causing Preston some problems.

It really is wild out there at the Stadium of Light as they enter the final 10 minutes.

Stoke boss Narcis Pelach checked on a ballboy who slipped over a little earlier.

Good touch from the Potters head coach.

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Stoke boss Narcis Pelach seems to be settling for the point as he sends on defender Ben Wilmot to replace midfielder Bae Jun-ho in a defensive switch.

Liam Thompson has a shot from distance for the visitors as he looks to take advantage of the wind but it's an easy save for Illan Meslier.

It's the last bit of action for the midfielder as he, Jerry Yates and Kane Wilson are replaced by James Collins, Joe Ward and Tom Barkhuizen.

Kitchen sink time for the Rams.

Wilson Isidor finally makes the most of an opportunity at goal as he heads in a cross.

Sadly for him, his luck is still out. The offside flag goes up and the goal is chalked off.

Sunderland's Dennis Cirkin makes his return to the pitch after injury as Chris Rigg is off.

Aji Alese also finishes his shift while Eliezer Mayenda joins the fray.

Stoke's Andrew Moran is on the ground after colliding with Patrick Roberts.

While he's shaking off the pain, the ground staff are having to reorganise the advertising boards that have blown over in the torrential conditions.

The wind has really picked up in these last few minutes and Leeds are winning corner after corner.

Joe Rothwell has been mixing up his delivery, with the corner flag listing heavily next to him.

And this time the home side almost get their third, as Pascal Struijk flicks on the curled ball at the near post but his teammates can't finish it off.

Malcolm Christie
Former Derby striker on BBC Radio Derby

Sloppy from Derby, they are all over the place at the moment.

They have just gifted Leeds another corner.

Preston are in search for their second as is Emil Riis who sees a low shot flash across goal and go narrowly wide of the far post.

Sheffield Wednesday again look to the bench in search of a breakthrough as Nathaniel Chalobah comes on for Shea Charles.

Stoke make the first withdrawal as Million Manhoef is off to make room for Andre Vidigal.

Suddenly the game bursts into life.

It's end-to-end as the Stadium of Light's volume level turns up.

Though neither side are able to create anything clear-cut, with Stoke defender Ashley Phillips' masterful tackle to dispossess Jobe Bellingham in the box snuffing out the danger.

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