Sadiki scored a last-gasp winner for Sunderland in the Europa League as they came from behind to beat Torreense 2-1 in Leiria.
Noah Sadiki scored a stoppage-time half-volley to secure a 2-1 comeback victory for Sunderland over Torreense in the Europa League in Leiria. Volnei Feltes had put the Portuguese second-division side ahead in the 37th minute with a stunning strike into the top corner after Sunderland's Timur Tutierov had a goal disallowed.
Sunderland responded in the second half through Jules Ahoka, who netted his first goal for the club with a 67th-minute header from Nordi Mukiele's cross. Manager Regis Le Bris's side had a late penalty overturned following a VAR check before Sadiki struck in the 93rd minute from a Granit Xhaka pass to seal their second Europa League win.
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