Hull City beat Sheffield United 5-3 in FA Cup semi-final and book place in Wembley Stadium final against Arsenal

Arsenal booked their place in the FA Cup final yesterday, but now fans were wondering which team they'd line up against. One thing for sure, whether it was League One's Sheffield United or the Premier League side, Hull City, Arsenal would become instant heavy favourites. The pair went head-to-head and with the game going back and forth it was hard to keep up, but Hull's Premier League expertize helped them rise to the occasion and grab the 5-3 victory.

Now in a months time they will play Arsenal, who are looking to end their nine-year trophy drought. Steve Bruce, the Hull City manager, explained his sides performance, saying "We were awful in the first half," He explained what his side lacked, saying "We couldn't pass, couldn't defend, couldn't do anything. We had to change it at half-time." Did he make changes? Indeed, Hull came out a devastating force and rocked their way to the final.

Hull City captain Curtis Davies was behind the half time wonder-talk, according to his manager. With the experience of Bruce and the determination of Hull City and Davies, can they defeat Arsenal and make it a ten-year trophy drought?

If this game is anything to go by it would seem that Hull City will use one emphasis in their attempt to beat Arsenal. Attack, attack and attack. If Hull can effectively attack then Arsenal will have no choice but to adopt that style, too, and then we'll have an epic FA Cup Final on our hands. Who do you think will lift the trophy next month?