Sunderland travel to Borehamwood on Sunday, to take on Arsenal in the FA Women’s Cup Fourth Round, which was postponed last week due
to the weather.
The Lady Black Cats produced the shock result in many seasons when they beat the Gunners 2-1 in the Premier League clash at Hetton in November.
Sunderland go into the game having not played since the 2-0 win at Birmingham on December 13 which guaranteed they would end the season
on top of the Premier League. “We haven’t been able to train properly for weeks,” admitted Mulhern. “We have had a bit of indoor
five-a-side but that’s about it. But everybody’s been in the same boat – so we’ll see which team is the most rusty tomorrow! We’ll
certainly give it a go. It is another opportunity for us.”
Sunday’s game will be decided on the day. The winners are at home to either
Leeds Carnegie or Watford in the fifth round.
Vicki Greenwell (knee) and Sarah Unwin (hamstring) are again ruled out but are both back in training. Striker Sophie Williams is unavailable.
Sunderland's Reserve fixture away to Blackburn Rovers, has been postponed due to a frozen pitch.