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Sunderland AFC
Planning an unforgettable football trip to a Sunderland AFC game has never been easier. Whether you're a dedicated Sunderland AFC fan, or just looking for a unique football experience, we offer everything you need to make your trip to the Stadium of Light a memorable one.
At Football Travel, we understand the importance of flexibility and comfort when putting together your football trip. That's why you tailor your football trip so that it fits exactly your wishes and needs.
Wide Selection of Tickets for Sunderland AFC Matches
When you travel, one thing takes top priority - match tickets.
We offer a wide selection of tickets for all Sunderland AFC matches at Stadium of Light.
So whether you're looking for the most budget-friendly football trip or the ultimate experience, we have a football package that suits your needs.
With our ticket and match guarantee, you can book your Sunderland AFC tickets with peace of mind. We make sure your tickets are ready, and if any unexpected changes occur, we’ll be there to support you every step of the way.
Handpicked Hotels for Every Budget
When it comes to accommodation, we've carefully selected a range of hotels to suit all preferences and budgets.
From budget-friendly options to luxury hotels, you can choose the perfect place to rest before and after the match. We've curated a wide selection across all price ranges and neighborhoods, so you can pick exactly the hotel you prefer.
Do you have a favorite hotel in mind? Get in touch with us, and we'll do our best to make it happen!
Flexible Football Trips to Sunderland AFC
We believe flexibility is key to the perfect football getaway. That’s why our packages are designed to fit around your schedule, making it easy to plan your ideal trip.
Whether you're heading to Sunderland for a weekend match or a midweek clash, we make sure everything is in place for a smooth and stress-free experience.
When you choose Football Travel as your trip partner, you're guaranteed a seamless and unforgettable football journey.
Feel the energy of the Premier League, the passion of Sunderland AFC, and the atmosphere at Stadium of Light - all tailored just for you.
Football Package to Sunderland AFC
Unforgettable football package to Sunderland AFC.
We handle all the logistics so you can enjoy an amazing journey full of excitement, camaraderie, and world-class football.
Have questions about hotels, flights, or the trip itself?
We’re always here to help you find the best solution so you get the best possible experience.
Secure your spot at Stadium of Light and create memories for a lifetime – contact us today and let us help you plan your next football adventure to Sunderland AFC!
The History of Sunderland A.F.C.
Sunderland Association Football Club, often simply called Sunderland, is one of England’s most traditional football clubs. The club was founded on 25 June 1879 by workers in Sunderland and has always had a strong connection to the city’s industrial and maritime environment. The club is known for its iconic red and white striped shirts and black shorts, which have become symbols of “The Black Cats” – the club’s nickname.
Historically, Sunderland has had a reputation as one of the major clubs in Northeast England and has experienced both highs and lows. From the 2025/26 season, the club will play again in the Premier League after several years in lower divisions, with the ambition to establish itself at the top level and reclaim its position as one of the strongest clubs in English football.
Titles and Achievements
Sunderland is one of the most successful clubs in English football history. The club has won the English league championship six times – mainly in the early and mid-20th century – and has also won the FA Cup seven times.
On the international stage, Sunderland has never won European titles, but the club participated in the UEFA Intertoto Cup in the 1970s and had a few appearances in the UEFA Cup, gaining experience against European opponents.
Home Ground: Stadium of Light
Sunderland plays its home matches at the Stadium of Light, inaugurated in 1997, which replaced the historic Roker Park. The stadium has a capacity of around 49,000 spectators and is known for its electric atmosphere, especially during matches against regional rivals such as Newcastle United. The stadium is also used for concerts and major events and serves as a symbol of the club’s connection to the city and local community.
Historic Players
Sunderland has nurtured and attracted several legendary players over the years. Some of the most iconic are Charlie Hurley, Kevin Phillips, Niall Quinn, and Jordan Henderson, all of whom have made their mark nationally and internationally. Kevin Phillips is particularly known for his precision as a goalscorer, while Jordan Henderson began his career at Sunderland before becoming a Premier League star at Liverpool.
The City of Sunderland
Sunderland is located in Northeast England, with around 175,000 inhabitants, and has a strong industrial and maritime history. The city has deep ties to coal mining and shipbuilding, and football has always been a central part of its identity. Sunderland A.F.C. is not just a club, but a focal point for the local community, where tradition and pride are highly valued.
Rivals
Sunderland has two major rivals:
- Newcastle United: The most intense fixture, known as the Tyne-Wear Derby, is one of England’s most passionate local derbies, marked by geographical and historical rivalry.
- Middlesbrough: Another Northeast rivalry, often deciding regional pride and prestige.
Sunderland Today
After several years in lower leagues, Sunderland has secured a place in the Premier League again from the 2025/26 season. The club focuses on talent development, strong local roots, and rebuilding its sporting identity.
Although the club has experienced both triumphs and challenging times, Sunderland is still regarded as one of England’s most traditional clubs – a club with history, passion, and a fanbase that never loses faith that “The Black Cats” can return to the top of English football.
