Olivier Giroud with a leaden touch, sends the ball out of play on the full as he attempts to cushion a lay-off to team-mate. He has not been good for Arsenal so far.

Aaron:, external Only once in the last 20 years has a team turned around a half-time deficit to lift the FA Cup - Liverpool in 2006. One hand on the trophy?

Nick:, external Dear Arsene. Please please PLEASE take Ozil off and bring Rosicky on. We need passion and drive not sulking and apathy.

Rob:, external Still fancy Arsenal to nick this, but full credit to Hull so far. They've excelled themselves.

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Steve Bruce is in substitute Sone Aluko's ear, he looks like he might be an early change in the second half. The same XIs for the time being though. We are back under way.

Ed:, external Watching in Wisconsin, USA. This is a classic already. As a Grimsby Town fan, I shouldn't be cheering on Hull, but this is the Cup and they are the underdogs...

The teams are back out on the pitch at Wembley...

Adam, Darlington: This is probably the worst I have seen Giroud play, he is clearly not a big match player. Ozil isn't doing much better though.

Mark, Cambridge: Sagna can't seriously think his boots look good? Then again he's had that odd haircut for a decade...

Andy, Cannock: Davies has been immense so far!

You had better get used to those boots Mark. A certain kit sponsor is turning out all their players in one blue, one pink boots at the World Cup. Their goalkeepers will wear one blue, one pink gloves as well.

Daniel:, external Won't claim to watch Hull regularly but on today's performance I can see why Davies is being talked about for England.

Ricky:, external What did Fryatt do wrong there? Referee has been weak and might prove to be decisive in today's outcome.

Tim:, external Incredible day of football. Epic Scottish Cup final, magical first half of the FA Cup final, and La Liga finale is nail-biting.

There hasn't been as delicately poised a continental drama since the end of the Italian Job.

Half-time over at the Nou Camp and Barcelona are Spanish champions as it stands, leading Atletico Madrid 1-0 though Alexis Sanchez's strike. The visitors have lost Diego Costa to a muscle strain as well.

You can get all the what and wherefores of that first half on the BBC Sport live text.

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Former Cardiff manager Malky Mackay: "But for a 10-minute period after Cazorla's free kick Hull City have been absolutely fantastic. They started on fire and Arsenal looked shell-shocked. Cazorla looks like the guy Arsenal are counting on to turn this around. Hull just need to squeeze up a little bit more in the second half because in reality Arsenal don't have the pace to run away from them."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport Chief Football Writer at Wembley

"What a superb first 45 minutes. Hull City would have snatched your hand off to be offered this half-time scoreline, while Arsenal will feel Santi Cazorla's goal gives them a real chance of recovering from that shocking start."

Best FA Cup final ever? It isn't yet, but if the second half matches the first it will be right up there.

Curtis Davies ends a promising breakaway attack for Arsenal with a timely interception and Lee Probert points them down the tunnel.

Kieran Gibbs bombs on from left-back and almost gets in behind Ahmed Elmohamady via a well-weighted pass from Santi Cazorla. Elmohamady tracks his man dutifully though and gets a boot in.

Three minutes more of an absorbing first half.

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"Hull are competing very well, but they've just to keep pressing very high. What surprises me is that Arsenal got back into the game with a great free-kick but they have not upped the tempo and it very easy for Hull to get into shape and keep them at bay. Arsenal look very lethargic, mentally tired, and that has to be down to nerves."

That might be the way that Matty Fryatt gets the better of Laurent Koscielny, muscling the Arsenal defender out of the way and advancing on goal. The referee's whistle blows before he can get a shot off, but it was a marginal call. The linesman, who was closer, seemed quite happy with the Hull striker's challenge.

Clever play from Matty Fryatt as he knocks the ball one side of Laurent Koscielny and sprints around the other. The Arsenal defender has enough pace in his locker though to get back and make amends.

Shane:, external Want Hull City to win but realism takes over and Arsenal to win 3-2. The Wembley pitch will take its toll on those heroic Hull players.

Olivier Giroud thinks he has time to let the ball run to him. He is badly wrong. Alex Bruce comes flying up from his centre-back post to win the ball with a full-blooded challenge.

Hull are starting to re-establish themselves in midfield after getting overrun in the last 20 minutes or so.

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