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There is something about the acoustics here, especially on nights as boisterous as this when the decibels are as high as the stakes, that the Stadium of Noise would be a more fitting title for Sunderland's partisan home.
It helps when you have a crowd of 44,742, click Here to read the highest for a play-off semi-final in the history of the Football League; take that in when you consider the lunacy of the Black Cats even being here in the first place.
It helps, too, when your team comes into the game 13 unbeaten under a new manager.
Make that 14 after Ross Stewart's only goal gave them a slender yet precious first-leg advantage.
Sunderland won their play-off semi-final first-leg tie on Friday thanks to Ross Stewart's goal
The hosts won in front of a partisan, raucous, record crowd of 44,742 at the Stadium of Light
There is something about the here, like on nights like this when the decibels are as high as the stakes, the Stadium of Noise would be a more fitting title for Sunderland's home
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