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Former Chelsea, Everton and Scotland winger Pat Nevin is alongside Ian Dennis bringing you full match commentary from the KC Stadium on BBC Radio 5 live. Mark Pougatch presents the coverage from 18:55 GMT. It's followed at 22:00 GMT by your calls and social media reaction on the night's football. Will fans be calling for Arsene Wenger's head? Or will they be saluting the Frenchman?

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Left your seat early and missed a key moment?

Richard Jackson: Missed countless goals at The Manor Ground as a kid when I was told to go to the toilet because we always scored then! OUFC  

Jake: Was at U21 England v Germany in March last year. Left in 75th minute,  later found out Redmond and James W-P scored to win it.

Jay Ross: Took my 3yo and 5yo to their 1st Hammers game v Blackburn at Ewood. 3-1 up, left early to avoid congestion, won 5-1.

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He might be getting stick from a number of former players and a growing number of fans but Arsene Wenger has found a friend in Steve Bruce. 

"How anybody can criticise him is beyond me with what he's achieved and what he's done," said the Hull boss on the eve of the replay. "I find that really appalling. He deserves a bit more than what he gets dished out considering what he's achieved."

Left your seat early and missed a key moment?

John Hodgkinson: Left Hartlepool 5 minutes early to catch a train, missing their goalkeeper heading the equaliser v Bournemouth. Train cancelled.

Rory Higgins: I missed Aguero's 2 goals in the last 5 mins in the Champions League at home to Bayern Munich to get out the car park #mistake

Shaun Gazey: Make a rule of never going toilet, but the one time I did I missed Giroud's goal v Middlesbrough last year.

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Wigan Athletic were a Premier League team while Crystal Palace were battling in the Championship the last time Arsenal lost an FA Cup tie.

The date was 16 February 2013 and the venue was the Emirates - loan signing Colin Kazim-Richards netted Blackburn's winner in a 1-0 win.

Kazim-Richards, 29, has since played for Bursaspor in Turkey and Feyenoord in Holland, and is currently at Celtic.

Ever left your seat early and missed a key moment?

Antony Smith: Man at the 2006 FA Cup final missed Gerrard's equaliser - left early to get back to his new wife who he'd convinced to honeymoon in Cardiff.

Wonder if that marriage lasted...

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Hull City boss Steve Bruce has made it crystal clear where his priorities rest - with promotion to the Premier League his No 1 aim.

The Tigers are third in the Championship table - three points adrift of automatic promotion as they look to make a quick return to the top-flight after being relegated last season.

"The priority is the league and where we want to get to," says Bruce. "We want to be playing the Arsenals and the Chelseas every week. But there's nothing quite like an FA Cup tie or FA Cup run. Once it gets to this stage there's all to play for."

Ever left your seat early and missed a goal, comeback, capitulation?

Marc McBae: Went to get a drink at Wembley and missed Kanu's goal against West Brom in 2008.

KPJW: LFC v Man Utd 1999. Missed Owen's early goal, saw both Utd goals. Left early, lads on the bus told me we equalised.

Tom Grierson: I did the opposite once and turned up slightly late and missed the fastest goal in Barnsley's history.

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Reward for the winners is a quarter-final home tie with Watford on Sunday (13:30 GMT).  At this moment in time both Arsenal and Hull are scheduled for league games this weekend. While the Gunners are due to host West Bromwich Albion on Saturday (17:30 GMT), Hull are down to play MK Dons at the KC on the same day (15:00 GMT).   

Ever left your seat early and missed a goal, comeback, capitulation? 

AI: Left my seat at half time in Istanbul 2005, missed a miracle.

Dominic Pasteiner: Netherlands v Spain World Cup 2014. Nip out for a quick drink before half-time, later find out that Van Persie scored THAT header.

David Thomas: I was at the Germany Brazil game at the last World Cup and my mate slipped out to grab a beer and missed three of German goals.

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger on his future: "I do my job and one day someone will replace me. That is part of life and as long as you have done well and given your best [that is what matters].

"That is what I try to do. I try to do my best and leave this club in the best shape so the guy coming after me will have good potential to work with."

Hull make seven changes from the defeat by Birmingham last Thursday. Striker Abel Hernandez and midfielder Jake Livermore drop to the bench as on-loan Manchester United midfielder Nick Powell and forward Adama Diomande start.

Hull XI: Jakupovic, Maguire, Bruce, Davies, Elmohamady, Diame, Huddlestone, Meyler, Odubajo, Powell, Diomande.

Arsenal make just the six changes. Calum Chambers, Mathieu Flamini, Theo Walcott, Alex Iwobi, Joel Campbell and Olivier Giroud all start, with the likes of Aaron Ramsey, Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez on the bench.

Arsenal XI: Ospina, Chambers, Mertesacker, Gabriel, Gibbs, Flamini, El-Nenny, Walcott, Iwobi, Campbell, Giroud.

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Despite their team's poor run of form, Arsenal fans have travelled in numbers to Hull.

While Arsene Wenger and his players are flying to and from the tie in a day - still unsure of their fixture list for this weekend - most supporters have made the journey by train, car and coach.

Some even face missing the end to catch the last train back to King's Cross at 20:57 GMT.

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It's an earlier than usual evening kick-off time yet a number of Arsenal fans face leaving the KC Stadium before the end to get the last train back to London. 

With that in mind, we want to know what moments you have missed at a match after leaving your seat early. Nipped out for a quick cuppa to beat the half-time rush and missed the goal of the season? Left the ground with your team trailing 2-0 only to get home and find out they won 3-2?

Let's here your experiences. Tweet #bbcfacup,, external text 81111 (UK only) or post a message on the BBC Sport, external and Match of the Day, external Facebook pages.

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Why are we here and why is this a 19:00 GMT kick-off?

The FA Cup has proved a happy distraction from other domestic and European troubles for Arsenal, with the 2014 and 2015 winners on a 14-match winning run in the competition until Hull rocked up at the Emirates last month and forced a replay after a goalless draw.

Uefa usually discourages fixtures from taking place on the same night as their Champions League and Europa League competitions but the European governing body have agreed to make an exception for tonight.

With Real Madrid, Roma, Wolfsburg and Gent in Champions League action at 19:45 GMT, a decision was made to bring forward kick-off at the KC Stadium.

Theo Walcott and Olivier Giroud start for Arsenal along with 19-year-old midfielder Alex Iwobi. Hull City have made seven changes.