Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on Radio 5 live

"Arsenal haven't played well. Is there any player for Arsenal who has played well tonight? They've all been pretty average. You have to say that Hull have created slightly more, with less of the ball."

Ouch! Mohamed Diame gets up close and personal with Nacho Monreal - too personal according to the referee who dishes out a yellow to the Hull player for standing on the Arsenal substitute's ankle. 

Back under way. Hull have it all to do.

Bel Tekle: Theo Walcott's body language resembles a guy who won't be around for the club next season.

Rob Ball: Hope second half is better than the first!

I'm with you there, Rob

If you've missed the action from the People's FA Cup you can still catch the highlights from the semi-finals on the iPlayer.  

See Karl's amazing goal, meet the rest of the Pompey Amputees and hear about more inspiring stories.

As it stands, Arsenal will entertain Watford in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Sunday (13:30 GMT), while Hull City will be at home to MK Dons in the Championship on Saturday (15:00 GMT)

Look away now David Meyler...

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Extended highlights from the KC Stadium will be available to watch on the BBC Red Button at 22:00 GMT. Shortly afterwards there will be 20 minutes of highlights on the BBC iPlayer.

Short highlights will be available to view on the BBC Sport website shortly after the final whistle.

Fair to say David Meyler will not be watching...

Peter Swan
Former Hull player on BBC Radio Humberside

"It's not going to be an easy second half for Hull, chasing a team like Arsenal. I thought Hull looked solid enough though and Arsenal have struggled to break us down, but it's going to have to be a different second half for City."

Love of Football: Walcott has crossed three balls in to no one. Absolutely no one.

Richard Browne: If neither Hull nor Arsenal want to be in the FA Cup can't they just let Watford have a bye?

Jason Moore: Meyler having an absolute shocker. That's 3 awful passes that have put Hull in danger. Was bound to get punished.

An awful mistake by David Meyler gifts Arsenal the lead but there's still a long way to go in this.

So far so good for Arsenal but it hasn't been pretty to watch. Hull will feel they can still get back into this.

Five minutes of additional time for the earlier injuries.

That is the first time Hull have conceded at home in 2016. And they are fortunate not to be 2-0 down as Kieran Gibbs hits the bar from distance.

Arsenal are here for the taking - if only Hull can get themselves organised and create more chances. They have gone closest to scoring but this is poor entertainment.

There's little spark about Arsenal's play while Olivier Giroud is flinging his arms around in frustration. The French forward is the next to be booked for a needless foul on Curtis Davies. 

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 live

"Arsenal are playing the way Arsenal play but they haven't got Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil out there and they are the players who make the big difference for them. It's the same system but without the same quality."

Frustrating period of play for Arsenal.

First yellow card of the night goes to Arsenal's Mohamed Elneny for a pull on David Meyler while Per Mertesacker is unable to continue following his earlier clash of heads. Nacho Monreal is on.

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Brilliant one-handed save by David Ospina to deny Hull's David Meyler from just inside the area after Arsenal fail to clear Nick Powell's free-kick.

The KC Stadium comes to life for the first time.