Sunderland extended their unbeaten run to seven League One games as they earned a draw against Ipswich Town at Portman Road.
The Black Cats trailed to James Norwood's header in first-half injury-time, but Nathan Broadhead scored early in the second period to bring them back on terms.
But they could not force a winner, and remain third in the table.
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Here's how James Hunter rated the Sunderland players.
Thorben Hoffmann 7
Had a couple of saves to make, and had to be on his guard throughout
Bailey Wright 7
Another very solid performance at right-back
Tom Flanagan 6
Battled hard against Ipswich's lively frontmen
Callum Doyle 6
Not great in the first half, but better in the second
Lynden Gooch 6
Struggled at left-back against Burns, but looked better when moved to the right wing when Dajaku went off
Carl Winchester 7
Probably Sunderland's star man, he anchored the midfield
Dan Neil 7
Saw plenty of the ball and it was his assist for Broadhead's goal
Leon Dajaku 5
Struggled to make any impact before an injury ended his afternoon shortly before half-time
Alex Pritchard 5
No lack of effort, but this was far from his most productive afternoon
Nathan Broadhead 7
Scored the goal and always looked Sunderland's most dangerous player
Ross Stewart 6
Worked hard but did not get many clear-cut chances
Subs
Denver Hume 6
For Dajaku 41mins. A decent outing on his return after almost two months out injured
Elliot Embleton 6
For Pritchard 63mins. Did OK
Aiden O'Brien N/A
For Broadhead 86mins.
Not used: Patterson, Alves, Younger, Kimpioka
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