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Le Bris wants to 'enjoy the challenge to get better'
Regis Le Bris, Manager of Sunderland, stood with his arms folded

Sunderland boss Regis le Bris says they have "to enjoy the challenge of getting better" following a disappointing start to the 2026-27 Premier League campaign.

The Black Cats sit bottom of the league with four points having lost their past three games.

"It's almost a new feeling because everything has been so positive for such a long time," said Le Bris before Sunday's game against Leeds United. "It's hard to take, but I think the most important [thing] is to enjoy the challenge to get better."

Le Bris' men also have European football to contend with while focusing on turning results around in the league.

He said they knew "that the schedule was relentless" before going into this run of games so hopes the team will benefit from playing in quick succession in the long term.

On Sunday's opponents, he added: "They are doing really well and they are consistent as well. They are in a different position, but anything is possible in football."

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