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                                                                                                                        Sutton goalkeeper Wayne Shaw shows us round their ground ahead of their FA Cup match with Arsenal this weekend

Ahead of Sutton United's FA Cup tie with Premier League Arsenal, the roly-poly goalkeeper Wayne Shaw shows us what Arsenal's stars can expect when they visit Gander Green Lane on Monday.

The Gunners suffered a crushing 5-1 defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League in midweek and they will be hoping to avoid further humiliation when they travel to the National League side.

Sutton have already shocked Football League trio Cheltenham, Wimbledon and Leeds on their way to the fifth round - the furthest the club have ever been in the competition - and now they will be looking to add a Premier League scalp to reach the quarter-finals.

Shaw was on hand to show us what Arsene Wenger and his side can expect when they travel to a side 105 places below them in English football's standings.

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