Sutton United will take part in what is perhaps the club's biggest ever fixture on Monday night as they welcome Arsenal to Gander Green Lane in the FA Cup Fifth Round.

The National League side remain the lowest ranked team still in the historic competition, having knocked out Championship outfit Leeds United in dramatic fashion in the previous round and Ipswich Town before that.

However, if Sutton's recent form is to give any indication as to the likely outcome of the Monday night fixture, it doesn't look like it will be another fairytale FA Cup story for the hosts. Paul Doswell's side have lost their last three league fixtures on the bounce, conceding ten goals in the process, which is not exactly the ideal warm-up for welcoming a side who currently reside in fourth place in the Premier League.

Arsenal fans were rubbing their hands at the draw having avoided all of the bigger clubs in the competition, and with Arsene Wenger's side now all but out of the title race and the Champions League, a third FA Cup title in four years could rescue another poor campaign.

It is unlikely that the Gunners will field a full strength side for a tough away day in south London, so a few of their younger players could be given the nod.

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Rob Holding

Signed from Bolton Wanderers for an undisclosed fee during the summer, opportunities for the man dubbed the 'new Gary Cahill' have been few and far between since his switch to the Emirates.

After making his debut in the thrilling 4-3 loss to Liverpool right at the start of the season, Holding has since made two further starts and a handful of appearances from the bench. While he has looked solid, the lack of game time has left Arsenal fans undecided as to whether he will be a part of the club's long-term future, and although a start against Sutton United will do little to nothing to help that cause, getting minutes under his belt is vital and will only improve his confidence.

Ainsley Maitland-Niles

Arsenal fans were thrilled with young Ainsley Maitland-Niles' performance against Preston in the Third Round of the competition where he started in the unusual position of right-back.

The Gunners left it late, and while the youngster may have looked a little shaky at the start of the game, he really grew into the role and excelled when getting forward and crossing the ball into the box. Having impressed so much, a start for the Englishman this time round seems inevitable, however, it could be that he moves further up the pitch into a more attacking role.

Chris Willock

Willock has caused quite a stir at the Emirates since making his professional debut in the League Cup against Nottingham Forest back in September, and he has been described as a man who has the potential to be the next jewel in the Gunners' crown, with him having impressed so greatly at youth level.

The speedy winger, who is adept with both feet, drives dangerously at defenders and can cause all sorts of problems with his trickery and quick feet. At only 19, and of a slight build, it is understandable that he has been protected so far, however, it is only a matter of time before more first-team opportunities comes.