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Enzo Le Fee and Wilson Isidor send passionate social media messages to Sunderland fans after Coventry win
Isidor and Le Fée Share Emotional Messages After Sunderland’s Play-Off Triumph
Sunderland stars Wilson Isidor and Enzo Le Fée took to social media to express their joy and gratitude following the club’s thrilling Championship play-off semi-final victory over Coventry City.
Both players played pivotal roles over the two legs. Le Fée was instrumental, delivering two vital assists—first teeing up Isidor’s goal in the away leg at the CBS Arena, then providing the corner that led to Dan Ballard’s dramatic last-minute winner at the Stadium of Light.
After the 3-2 aggregate win, Isidor paid tribute to the electric home support, writing: “A magical atmosphere in a magical stadium… That’s a night to remember and makes me proud to be a Mackem. But the job’s not finished. ‘TIL THE END! See you in Wembley.”
Le Fée echoed the message, posting: “One more to go, see you at Wembley.”
The Black Cats now prepare to take on Sheffield United in the Championship play-off final on May 24, with Premier League promotion at stake. If Sunderland secures a top-flight return, Le Fée’s loan from AS Roma will automatically convert into a permanent move, thanks to a clause tied to promotion.
Le Bris Eyes History Ahead of Wembley Showdown
Manager Régis Le Bris acknowledged the magnitude of the upcoming final but also reflected on a special season so far.
“Reaching the final is already a huge achievement,” he said. “Whatever the result, this season has been something special for all of us. But now, the focus shifts completely to Wembley. It will be a tough test, but we’ll be fully prepared and ready to fight for it.”
Sunderland now stand just one win away from a return to the Premier League—and their players and fans are dreaming big.
