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A closer look at Sunderland’s striker situation after their goalless draw against QPR at the Stadium of Light.

While Sunderland kept their first clean sheet since New Year’s Day during a goalless draw with QPR, the side’s attacking output was worryingly low.

The Black Cats failed to register a single shot on target at the Stadium of Light on a flat afternoon, with interim head coach Mike Dodds admitting his side ‘showed no real quality in the game.’

There are of course reasons for that, with Sunderland’s lengthy injury list impossible to ignore. Losing first-choice widemen Jack Clarke and Patrick Roberts has clearly blunted the side’s attack, while the sale of Alex Pritchard in January has taken away another creative player.

Throw into the mix that Sunderland’s four recognised strikers, who arrived in the summer, have all struggled to make a significant impact and it’s hard to see how the side are going to score.