Arsenal v Hull City

Arsenal face Hull City at Wembley in the FA Cup final on Saturday.

With Stats Zone, you can brush up on the facts and figures behind every Gunners match this season, brought to you by Opta and the official matchday programme.

In this FA Cup final special, we look at who has performed best in the key areas of the field as the Gunners have progressed to the final.

TOP CREATORS

GUNNERS' SHARPSHOOTERS

DEFENSIVE STALWARTS

OVERALL FA CUP FINAL RECORD

ARSENAL v HULL CITY - MATCH FACTS

Since the league was founded in 1888, there has been at least one top-flight side in every FA Cup final - both Arsenal and Hull overcame lower league opposition in the semi finals
Arsene Wenger has reached his 10th final as Arsenal manager and his sixth FA Cup final
Arsenal have reached their 18th FA Cup final, a feat that only Manchester United can match
The Gunners have won 10 FA Cup finals, only Manchester United (11) have won more
This will be Hull City’s first ever appearance in an FA Cup final - they become the 57th different side to play in the final of this competition
Arsenal have won two of their previous five FA Cup clashes with Hull City (D2 L1). However other than their meeting in 2009, they haven’t met in the competition since 1930
The last seven FA Cup finals have produced just 11 goals. All seven have been won by a single-goal margin
Arsenal have kept clean sheets in each of their last three FA Cup finals
The Gunners have lifted the trophy on five of their last six appearances in the FA Cup final
Just one of the last five debuting finalists have won the trophy, although that was Wigan Athletic last year
Arsenal have scored 19 goals in their last eight matches against Hull City in all competitions
Hull have scored just once in their last four clashes with Arsenal in all competitions
Arsenal have lost just one of their last seven meetings with opposition from the same division in the FA Cup (W5 D1)
Hull’s six games in the 2014 FA Cup have produced 20 goals in total
The Tigers have won just three of their last 11 FA Cup matches when pitted against a team from the same division (D1 L7)
Nikica Jelavic is cup tied after scoring two goals in one game against QPR in this season’s third round for Everton
Shane Long is cup-tied, having already played for West Brom in the competition this season - he has scored five goals in his last seven FA Cup starts
Matty Fryatt has scored 10 goals in 13 FA Cup starts, including seven in his last eight. Fryatt also scored in the FA Cup semi final as a substitute
Lukas Podolski has scored four goals in five FA Cup games for Arsenal