Patsy Gallacher stars as Sunderland beats Liverpool in 1933
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Last updated Oct 14, 2026

On October 14, 1933, Sunderland hosted Liverpool at Roker Park, securing a dominant 4-1 victory. Patsy Gallacher played a pivotal role, scoring a remarkable hat-trick. Sunderland initially struggled but gained momentum, leading 2-0 at halftime. The win was significant amid transfer speculation surrounding local star Bobby Gurney, who attracted interest from several clubs, including Birmingham City. Sunderland's performance strengthened their position in the league after entering the match in eleventh place.
- •Sunderland scored four goals to Liverpool's one at Roker Park.
- •Patsy Gallacher achieved a hat-trick during the match.
- •The victory raised Sunderland's standing in the league.
- •Bobby Gurney was the subject of transfer interest prior to the match.
- •Over 25,000 fans attended the game, enjoying a bright autumn day.
- 5:00 AMYahoo Sports — OTD (14/10/1933): Sunderland 4-1 Liverpool – Gallacher’s Magnificent Roker Park Hattrick
"Patsy Gallacher stole the show with a superb hat-trick as Sunderland swept Liverpool aside in 1933, but with Bobby Gurney attracting transfer interest, would the Lads keep their star striker?
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