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Arsenal defender Rob Holding on BBC One: "There are hundreds of people here. We had a session on the indoor pitch and got a feel for it. 

"Anything can happen in the FA Cup. We just have to play our game and concentrate and then we will be OK."

George from London

Alan Shearer
Ex-England captain on BBC One

I played against non-league Stevenage when I was at Newcastle. We went 1-0 up after three minutes but Stevenage came back and took us to a replay. We only just got through.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

We work in the Premier League every week but nothing beats this. There could be a huge giant-killing tonight.

I feel nervous sitting here as an Arsenal man. I wouldn't be nervous if I was out there playing because it's a game you want to win. It needs to be men out there tonight.

Alan Shearer
Ex-England captain on BBC One

We have Sutton, Lincoln and Millwall to thank for breathing a bit of life into the FA Cup. This is what it is all about tonight. Lincoln are in the quarter-finals, could Sutton do it? Incredible.

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Sutton manager Paul Doswell, speaking to BBC Sport: "We don't normally get more than 1500 here, what a great occasion for everyone. There are so many young people here to watch, and that's what we're all about.  

"It's a bit surreal, seeing the team they've put out, it's very respectful that's for sure. Today we've done some set pieces training at midday, but after that we just chilled at the hotel which was great because normally the players are working. 

"We've been calm, but now the buzz of excitement has started. What we've said is it's 11 v 11, once the game starts if you strain every sinew you will have a chance. Arsenal have a 4G pitch at their training ground but we are at home. That gives us a chance tonight. 

"We're not surrounded by bodyguards - because every one of their players was - but by good people and good players. They have got to give it everything." 

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Jack Rozycki Biggest Upset definitely when Liverpool beat dortmund last year at Anfield with one of the 2 greatest comebacks ever.

Dan U16 football team, lost every game of the season,-49 goal difference. last game, won 3-2 against top of league with 10 men!

John McEnerney Snatched a late equalizer v Home Farm who had eight internationals including Charlton legend Mark Kinsella, they were a year younger!

Those Arsenal fans will be feeling about as welcome as a polar bear at a penguins only golf club.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Gander Green Lane

Arsenal have finally got themselves sorted and are out warming up. Predictable jeers from the Sutton United fans and cheers from the 752 travelling fans that we are reliably informed are gathered at one end of Gander Green Lane.

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Now you've done it, we don't need to.

Gravity Gunner: Let's see how often #bbcfootball  feels the need to remind us that Sutton's Craig Eastmond once played for Arsenal.

It's an absolutely stonking atmos inside Gander Green Lane, the sort you could cut with a knife and spread over three rounds of toast. The ground is already packed, spectators are climbing over one another for a decent view, people in surrounding houses are hanging out of windows. If you live in Sutton, there is no way that you don't know this is happening. 

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

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Once in a footballing generation there comes a match so incredible that it belongs in the pages of Roy of the Rovers.

Perhaps with this cup run Sutton have surpassed even all those non-league heroes of legend, from Blyth to Wimbledon, Yeovil to Leatherhead, Woking to Hereford - even Sutton's own 1989 vintage.

This is a game that has upturned Sutton's world so completely that maybe no one should be surprised that, since beating Leeds, they have drawn one and lost three games - scoring only once.

Arsenal's world came crashing down in Munich. Wenger's response to his critics in Friday's press conference was well aimed. By stating that he'll be managing somewhere next season - even it's not at Arsenal - he was effectively telling them there are plenty more fish in the sea.

Becoming the first manager to win the FA Cup seven times would be a good way to sign off - if that's what he chooses.

Sutton United manager Paul Doswell is having a chat with Dan Walker at pitchside. Full quotes to come, but safe to say he's surprised by the strength of the Arsenal line-up.

They could have easily turned that ladder into space for 10 more fans - up the capacity.

BBC Radio 5 live

Daily Mirror Chief Football Writer John Cross on BBC Radio 5 live: "It'll be the biggest FA Cup upset, certainly of my memory, and I think it would just push Arsene Wenger further towards the edge.

 "I do think perhaps the time has come in the summer for a change. I don't think even if Wenger lost here tonight you'd see him go before the end of the season. 

"But it would seem an absolutely massive crisis, it would be by far the most embarrassing, most humiliating result of his 20 year reign."

Jack in London

This is what the FA Cup is all about, mascots having a cuddle. Sutton's Jenny the Giraffe and Arsenal's Gunnersauras are in an embrace. What Gunnersauras doesn't know is that Jenny has spiked the tea urn in the away dressing room.

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Mikie Stewart After losing every game on average 12-0 Stornoway Utd u15's played their last match of the season and WON 4-2

Tom Rowson My 6-a-side team once only lost 4-2 to the best team in the league having lost 27-0 to the next worse the week before...