Sunderland pair Lee Cattermole and Nicklas Bendtner charged with criminal damage If they are found guilty, Cattermole, the Sunderland captain, and Bendtner, who is on loan from Arsenal, face a maximum sentence of three months in prison and a fine of £2,500. However, as it is their first offence, a caution and a fine is the most likely outcome if a guilty verdict is reached. Jack Colback is convinced Sunderland have nothing to fear as they prepare for their enticing double-header with Arsenal. The 22-year-old midfielder played his part in ensuring Arsenal will head for the Stadium of Light on successive weekends when his goal in the FA Cup fourth-round replay against Middlesbrough helped set the stage for Stéphane Sessègnon's extra-time winner. Before Arsenal's fifth-round clash on Feb 18, Arsène Wenger's men head to Wearside in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday in good spirits. Arsenal smashed seven goals past Blackburn last weekend, but Colback is confident Sunderland, who have now won nine and lost just two of the 13 games they have played under new manager O'Neill, can meet them head on. He said: "It's a good opportunity for us. They come up to our place twice and I am sure they will be fearing us as much as we fear them. It should be a good game, the one on Saturday, and hopefully we can keep on winning. We know what to expect from them. They pass it well and we like to do the same.