After seeing his side hammered 8-0 at Southampton in their final game of the Premier League, Poyet required a positive response to the Stadium of Light on Saturday. He got up, but finished the game with empty hands. There were no own goals against Arsenal, which had been part of the problem in Santa Maria, but costly errors led to the disappearance of Sunderland. Wes Brown Alexis Sanchez presented with a clear objective for the race in the first game, before Vito Mannone pushed into the path of Chile in the final laps as he wrapped a 2-0 victory for the visitors. Poyet told Sky Sports afterwards, when asked his opinion on the game and his emotions after seeing his side once again pull in the foot: "It is difficult to comment because if you take the two errors on We we defended well, we participated as a group, we tried harder. We really did our best against a team that will always control the ball. "That said, I myself did not expect the two errors of the two goals we conceded." There is some disappointment in these terms, because, after everything that happened last week, do not grant the goals we conceded today. . "Poyet has resisted the temptation to make radical changes to his side after the defeat of Southampton, but admits he may have to mix things up in an effort to reduce errors and added:" I always say that I will not change a player when you make a mistake. But, of course, when it happens many times there are other players who have a chance. "We must ensure that we are not, we can be a little simpler, a little more ruthless in the way we defend and not always try to perfect things that maybe we have been."