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Red-faced Sunderland chiefs have apologised for a serious error in judgement after a bar at the Stadium of Light was decorated in the colours of arch-rivals Newcastle ahead of Saturdays FA Cup derby. Fans reacted with fury when images emerged on social media on Thursday of the Black Cats Bar at the Wearside venue with banners proclaiming the me sages Keep the Black and White Flying High and We are United, while Sunderlands motto Haway the lads Ronald Acuna Jr. Jersey in red had been replaced with the Geordie spelling Howay in black. However, the Sky Bet Championship club later released a statement announcing an immediate review and confirming the bar, which will serve as a corporate hospitality area for visiting fans, would be returned to its previous livery before the third-round tie. Sunderland AFC today i sued the following update to its supporters. Sunderland AFC (@SunderlandAFC) It said: Sunderland AFC acknowledges that a serious error in judgement was made in relation to Black Cats Bar earlier this afternoon. We apologise to our fans for the understandable concern they have fairly voiced in response and this sentiment is shared by the clubs ownership group and board of directors, who have requested an immediate review is undertaken to determine how this proce s unfolded. A direct decision has also been taken by the ownership group and board of directors to return the space to its original state and we once again apologise to our supporters that this was not addre sed sooner. Tensions were already running high among Black Cats fans after some season ticket holders were moved from their usual seats to accommodate 6,000 travelling Magpies supporters in the stadiums North Stand. The latest development sparked fresh anger as the club was accused of laying out the welcome mat for their Tyneside counterparts. Long-standing fanzine A Love Supreme said on X, formerly Twitter: At a complete lo s for words. What on earth are the club doing?!?!?! Lets hope the players dont roll over and let the Mags tickle their tummy like the club have. Dont think the club realise how much of a mistake decorating the stadium with Newcastle stuff is. Any good will theyve developed from the results on the pitch/ getting us back into the Championship could genuinely be completely gone especially if we lose on Saturday. At a complete lo s for words What on earth are the club doing?!?!?! A LOVE SUPREME (@ALS_Fanzine) The eagerly-anticipated fixture will be the first time the north-east neighbours have met since a 1-1 Premier Deion Sanders Jersey League draw at St James Park in March 2016, with the clubs having taken very different paths during the intervening period. Sunderland, who had won each of the previous six encounters, spent four seasons in League One after succe sive relegations from the top flight, while Newcastle have been reinvigorated since being taken over by Amanda Staveleys Saudi-backed consortium in October 2021.