Regis Le Bris' Sunderland win rate set against Premier League peers after landmark game | OneFootball

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·28 September 2026

Regis Le Bris' Sunderland win rate set against Premier League peers after landmark game

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Regis Le Bris has reached 100 games as Sunderland head coach, prompting a comparison of his win rate with Premier League peers.

FotMob data outlines his tenure. Appointed from Lorient in summer 2024 as Michael Beale’s successor, he earned promotion at the first attempt with a Championship play-off win over Sheffield United, then led a summer overhaul and a seventh-place finish that secured Europa League football.


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Standout results included home and away wins against Newcastle United, plus vital victories over Chelsea, capped by a final-day success that made him only the second Sunderland manager to lead the club into Europe.

Their Europa League debut brought a narrow home win against AZ Alkmaar earlier this month, with Anderlecht and AC Milan to come before the league phase concludes in January.

Le Bris stands at a 42 percent win rate from 100 games. Enzo Maresca is on 88 percent from eight at Manchester City, Mikel Arteta has 62 from 361 at Arsenal, Michael Carrick 58 from 24 at Manchester United and Unai Emery 55 from 204 at Aston Villa.

Fabian Hurzeler is on 45 from 96 at Brighton, while David Moyes has 38 from 68 at Everton. Marco Rose and Alvaro Arbeloa both have 29 from seven at Bournemouth and Fulham respectively, Roberto De Zerbi has 29 from 14 at Tottenham, and Oliver Glasner has 17 from six at Nottingham Forest. Xabi Alonso, Matthias Jaissle and Andoni Iraola each have 57 from seven at Chelsea, Newcastle United and Liverpool.

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