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BLACK CATS WAY OFF THE MARQ!

By Joe Thomas
LEAGUE ONE

OPENER: Marcus Harness runs off after scoring for Portsmouth
PICTURE: PSI/Malcolm McKenzie

STAR MAN MARCUS HARNESS Portsmouth
SUNDERLAND manager Phil Parkinson has demanded an immediate improvement from his side.
The Black Cats, who had started the season unbeaten, gifted the visitors possession in the build up to goals from Marcus Harness and John Marquis.
The hosts did level after Harness’ strike through Charlie Wyke, but a penalty from Marquis, which saw Luke O’Nien sent off, made sure of the all three points for Pompey.
And Parkinson was left a...

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