Gunners should enjoy road to Hull in FA Cup fifth round replay

Also scoring an extra-time winner in the 2014 FA Cup final and last time out at Tottenham, Ramsey represents real value at an awesome 11/4 anytime. Containing his exploits will be to Tigers boss Steve Bruce’s hopes of victory.

Chile forward Alexis Sanchez was on target last as the 10-man Gunners came back to hold north London neighbours Spurs on derby day, and he also possesses a superb record of four in as many matches against Hull.

Scoring first on two previous occasions is enough to advocate Sanchez to break the deadlock again at a fabulous 5/1. Wenger is also without first-choice goalie Petr Cech and centre back Laurent Koscielny as both have calf problems.

Long-term injury absentees for the visitors also include Jack Wilshere, Tomas Rosicky, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Santi Cazrola, so it is impossible for there to be wholesale changes in midfield.

Diame and Hernandez hopes for Hull if involved

In terms of home team scoring threats, the partnership of Uruguay international Abel Hernandez and forward-thinking Senegal midfielder Mohamed Diame has yielded 22 league goals in the Championship this term.

When the Tigers last took Premier League points off Arsenal, back in October 2014, it is no coincidence these two were on target. Striker Hernandez has hit seven in his last 10, so he is well worth considering at 15/8 in the anytime market.

Diame is naturally longer at 5/1, but if Bruce picks a full-strength side from a fully-fit squad, then he can exploit Ramsey’s raids forward with his own box-to-box ability.

Chuba Akpom is Hull’s leading FA Cup scorer with three, but is ineligible to face his parent club here, so rare starts for Shaun Maloney (4/1 anytime) and Manchester United loanee Nick Powell (11/4) could be on the cards.

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Coral’s top tip: Scoring three at the KC is par for Arsenal, so take that superb 7/2 match special on offer for them get at least that many goals or more in 90 minutes with a maximum stake of £20.