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The FA Cup will see both Arsenal and Aston Villa lock horns, with the Gunners looking to be only the 12th side to retain the trophy after their triumph over Hull City in extra time twelve months ago.
Arsenal head into the tie as odds-on favourites (1/2) to beat their Premier League opponents for the third time this season, having beaten them 3-0 at Villa Park in September and comfortably gaining three points in a five star performance at the Emirates Stadium in February.
The beauty of the FA Cup could in be in full flow though, with Aston Villa underdogs at 5/1, while a draw after 90 minutes currently at 10/3.
The Gunners are 50/1 to repeat their resounding 5-0 victory from nearly four months ago, while Villa are a massive 250/1 to reverse that scoreline.
Who will score first? Olivier Giroud is favourite according to SkyBet at 7/2, while Alexis Sanchez (4/1) tipped to end his fantastic campaign on a high. The recent returnees from injury Aaron Ramsey (11/2) and Theo Walcott (7/1) are third and fourth favourite to net the opening goal for Arsenal respectively.
Christian Benteke will be hoping that's not the case, with him favourite for Villa to break the deadlock at 7/1, while Gabriel Agbonlahor (9/1) and Andreas Weimann (12/1) also backed with the shortest odds to fire the Midlands club into the lead.
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