Hello and welcome to Eurosport.com's live coverage of the FA Cup quarter-final between Sheffield United and Arsenal.

Pepe gets to the by-line and steers a low ball towards Lacazette but it is played behind for a corner.

It looked for a moment that McGoldrick was again set to have a chance at goal but Maitland-Niles tracked back to disrupt the breakaway on the edge of his box.

All the action still in Arsenal's half and they go close again. Robinson's throw is flicked on inadvertently by Mustafi at the far post and it just evades McGoldrick at the far post.

DISALLOWED! Arsenal not having a man on the line saves them. Lundstrom was beyond all the Gunners players except their keeper. A let off for Arsenal.

GOAL! A corner found McBurnie at the far post and he headed back across the goal for Lundstrom to head home from close range.

McGoldrick does well running wide down the left flank then pulling back for Jack Robinson but his effort at goal was deflected wide by Xhaka.

Arteta trying to emulate legendary Gunners boss George Graham and win the FA Cup as a player and a manager.

A free kick fizzed into the Arsenal area but the strong breeze playing havoc a little and it flies over the heads of the players and out for a goal kick.

Applause for the NHS and then a kneel from all the players while Sheffield United's anthem Annie's Song blares out....and we are away.

The players ready to go.

Expecting both teams to line up with three at the back.

Sheffield United: Dean Henderson; Chris Basham, John Egan, Jack Robinson; George Baldock, John Lundstram; Oliver Norwood, John Fleck, Enda Stevens; David McGoldrick, Oliver McBurnie.

Arsenal: Emiliano Martinez; Shkodran Mustafi, David Luiz, Kieran Tierney; Ainsley Maitland-Niles, Granit Xhaka, Joseph Willock, Sead Kolasinac; Nicolas Pepe, Alexandre Lacazette, Bukayo Saka.

Arsenal not had the best of fortunes against the Blades recently though.

Arsenal go into the game as favourites, generally priced around 6/4 while the hosts can be backed at 2/1.

Arsenal in the rare position of coming into a game in better form than their opponents as Chris Wilder's side have lost their last two games 3-0, while the Gunners had reason to smile on Thursday with their 2-0 win at Southampton.

Nothing suspicious about Ozi's absence today.

Good news for Blades fans with Dean Henderson returning to the starting XI

David Luiz's return sure to warm the hearts of all Gunners fans:

The big team news...Mikel Arteta has rung the changes