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Reay hopes Sunderland can cause United problems in FA Cup
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SUNDERLAND boss Mel Reay hopes her side can try to “cause some damage” when they face holders Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-finals today.
The Championship outfit are the lowest-ranked side left in the competition and earned their spot in the final eight with a 2-0 win over Portsmouth in the last round.
The Black Cats now come up against United, who are enjoying a strong season in the Women’s Super League and are currently second, but Reay believes her side will “give it a good go” at Leigh Sports Village this evening.
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