SHATTERED DREAMS
The Herald|February 08, 2024
ARGYLE BOW OUT ON A GRUELLING NIGHT
CHRIS ERRINGTON
SHATTERED DREAMS

IAN Foster will be able to freshen up his Plymouth Argyle side after the gruelling 120-minute FA Cup clash against Leeds United at rain-drenched Home Park with the return of six players for the Championship trek to Sunderland on Saturday.

Nine members of the Pilgrims' squad were absentees for the fourth-round replay, which Leeds eventually won 4-1 after extra-time. They included the injured trio of Mustapha Bundu, Mike Cooper and Jordan Houghton, but the other six will be available for the Pilgrims' furthest away trip of the season.

Darko Gyabi could not play in the BBC One-televised cup tie because he is on loan to Argyle from Leeds, while Alfie Devine and Adam Forshaw were cup-tied after featuring for Port Vale and Norwich City earlier in the competition.

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