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How Sunderland’s loan players have fared this weekend.

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The center back was substituted in the second half as Hibs triumphed at home

2-1. Elezier Mayenda, a fellow loanee from Sunderland, began the match on

the bench but saw no action.

Following his own January loan move from Sunderland to Hibs, the striker has

only made one league appearance off the bench. Mayenda and Triantis were

both brought in by the Black Cats during the summer transfer window, however

they were both loaned away in January after failing to secure a starting position.

In his sixth game for Oxford United after signing on loan during the winter

window, Jay Matete started in League One on Saturday but was unable to stop

his team’s 2-1 setback

In League Two, Alex Bass got the start in goal as AFC Wimbledon lost 1-0 to

Doncaster Rovers. This was the goalie’s 34th league start for the team this

season. In his sixth appearance of the season, Jack Diamond got the start for

Carlisle United in their 2-1 away loss to Bristol Rovers in League One.

Over the weekend, Shrewsbury Town’s loanee defender Joe Anderson did not

play a minute and did not even make the bench. Sunday afternoon will see

Jewison Bennette’s loan team Aris return to action.

Goalkeeper Matty Young, 16, began as Darlington defeated Buxton 2-1 in the

National League North. The highly

regarded stopper is still gaining playing time and experience.

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