Sunderland manager, David Moyes has charged Nigerian forward, Victor Anichebe and the club’s other strikers to start scoring if the club must survive relegation this season.
The club currently sits in the 18th position in the Premier League table and will be guests to Burnley on Saturday.
Jermain Defoe is the club’s top scorer this season with eight goals.
Nigeria forward, Anichebe has scored three goals, while Adnan Januzaj and Fabio Borini have both scored a goal each.
Commenting on Borini’s goal against Manchester United, Moyes expressed delight that the Italian will help ease the goal scoring burden in the team.
Moyes told Belfast Telegraph, “He scored a really good goal and I am pleased that he has added to our goals-coring tally, but in a way, I would rather when it was 3-0 that he had kept it until another day where it was one which might have really mattered.
“But I still think if you get him, you get Defoe, you get Victor, you get Adnan [Januzaj] – we have actually got people who are capable of scoring and making goals, and we are going to need them to produce between now and the end of the season.”
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