Newcastle United U21s suffered a nightmare end to their Halloween derby-day clash with Sunderland U21s as the visitors snatched a draw at the death. Joe White had put the hosts on course for a win, only for Black Cats goalkeeper Alex Bass to net a sensational injury-time equaliser.
Elliott Dickman named two changes to the starting eleven who came from behind to beat Southampton in their last outing. Jude Smith replaced Will Brown in goal, while former Sunderland prospect Jay Turner-Cooke came back into midfield in place of James Huntley.
Newcastle took the lead in the first-half through White, but were reduced to 10 men in the closing stages after Turner-Cooke was shown a second yellow. Sunderland found an equaliser from an unlikely source, and here are three things we learned from Newcastle U21s' derby draw.