Sunderland captain Granit Xhaka says they "should be proud" of what they have achieved this season as the primary aim was to just stay up. Following Saturday's goalless draw against Manchester United, there has been a lot of media talk around the Black Cats lack of a clinical edge.
BBC Radio Newcastle's Simon Pryde and former striker Marco Gabbiadini discuss the winners at the Sunderland Supporters Association end of season awards. The former Sunderland striker said Granit Xhaka, who was named Player of the Year, has been "absolutely brilliant" and hopes he's "got a few more years in him".
