"I can talk about the fans because they are amazing. They give us so much power. In away games like the Chelsea game, we are looking at them and there are so many in the away end. They give you the power to want to say 'yes'. I know it's hard when you don't win the game or you lose, that's normal. You want to give your best to give them three points. For us on the pitch, that's why we give everything. This weekend, we need that feeling again. I don't know one person in this team that isn't fighting for a win."
"It feels great to be back with the team and feeling like a football player,"
Reinildo Mandava credits Sunderland supporters with providing energy and motivation, saying the fans give the team power and drive players to fight for wins. Sunderland sit seventh after 12 matches and remain unbeaten at home across six Premier League fixtures. Reinildo highlighted large away followings, citing the Chelsea match, and stressed the squad's collective determination to deliver results. Bournemouth sit level on points but below on goal difference after recent defeats to Manchester City and Aston Villa, and a 2-2 draw with West Ham. Enes Unal scored an 81st-minute equaliser last weekend after returning from a long ACL layoff.
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