So then. That is all from me. 

But a reminder you can follow all the reaction, over here.

And that is that. 

What a win for Sam Allardyce's Sunderland, who continue to rise.

A few Olés! ringing around the ground now. 

Stoke are still running but it's on empty. 

The home fans are enjoying this - a rare win!

Four minutes added on. 

The home fans reckon they are there already.

A very big win this. And Sunderland are running riot!

Jeremain Lens fluffs his lines, blazing wildly over. 

Stoke look spent.

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"Watmore has talent and is so direct. He has pace and when he gets beyond defenders he finishes expertly."

Jeremain Lens brought down by Glen Johnson! The ref says no! Again!

Jeremain Lens picks out Steven Fletcher at the back stick, but Erik Pieters is there to intervene!

Brilliant clearance!

Under 10 minutes to go here now. 

This would be a fifth consecutive clean sheet in league and cup for Jack Butland and co. 

And they're looking pretty solid.

Another shout for a pen from the home fans - and again it's Steven Fletcher who's leading the call on the pitch. 

He went down under Philipp Wollscheid's challenge. There was a minor tug. Minor. But nothing more.

Desperation setting in?

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Sometime's you've just got to take your captain off. 

John O'Shea makes way for Adam Johnson. Can he wing his way into an opening for Sunderland?

The final change for the home side.

Duncan Watmore may be full of energy but it has to be said - his touch ain't great. 

Control lets the youngster down when he's found in the box - a rare opening in what's been a pretty tight last 10 minutes. 

Especially surprising when you consider the numerical advantage. A better touch and he was in.

What a big last 20 minutes or so for Sam Allardyce's team. 

Can they make this count?

Stoke seem to be dropping deeper... Is it gonna be all-out defence for them from here?

Even with the extra man Sunderland are struggling to get on top. 

They had a little burst after Ryan Shawcross' red card, but there's no real sign of another spell like that turning up soon.

Lee Cattermole tries to rally the troops - just after almost playing DeAndre Yedlin in with a delicious through ball. 

Sunderland have definitely been pressing higher up the pitch since the sending off. 

But they've not been able to do much with it when they have won the ball back, and Stoke are still bossing possession. 

Who's got 10 men again?

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Second change for Stoke. 

Mame Biram Diouf - a striker - on for Xherdan Shaqiri, who has done a lot in front of goal with little impact.

Diouf's muscularity could be exactly what the Potters need up top.

Was that a push by Geoff Cameron on Steven Fletcher in the box? 

The Sunderland fans thought so  - up went the roar - but there's nothing in it. 

Cameron had his hand on him but no foul.