Arsenal v Leeds United - in pictures

The last time Leeds United won at the Emirates was towards the end of the 2002/2003 season and a certain Thierry Henry was in Arsenal's starting line-up. Here he's on the subs bench after joining his former club on loan Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

The Arsenal fans welcome him back Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Leeds lifted the FA Cup in 1972 when they beat Arsenal in the final, though the Gunners have had the upper hand in the rest of their meetings in this competition, winning six ties to Leeds's 2 Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

ESPN summarisers Robbie Savage and Martin Keown, before the game. If the former Arsenal man looks a bit miffied this is the reason why Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Arsenal start strongly, with Marouane Chamakh producing some probing runs and Leeds centre-half Darren O'Dea has his hands full containing him Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Here O'Dea has better luck stopping Aaron Ramsey Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

It is rather mild for this time of year but it's not that warm! Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Oxlade-Chamberlain is also making good inroads down the right but unfortunately the Gunners haven't been able to convert their dominance into clear cut chances and the first half ends goal-less Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Chamakh keeps his eye on the ball as Arsenal continue to push forward in the second half Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Laurent Koscielny holds up Leeds' lone striker Luciano Becchio, who was limited to only one or two half chances by a young but organised Arsenal defence Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Alex Song tries to get through Leeds' defensive 4-1-4-1 system Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

With 68 minutes gone, the game still goalless and his team not producing much of a threat, Wenger prepares to send on some substitues in an attempt to win the tie – a master and apprentice anyone? The crowd behind Henry get ready to record the moment for posterity Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Henry finally makes his entrance to a great reception Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Here's a sight that the Arsenal faithful didn't think they would see again - Thierry Henry in full flight Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Nico Yennaris, who came on for Francis Coquelin after the youngster went off with a hamsting injury, bravely goes in on Aidan White Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Then 10 minutes after coming on, Henry produces the fairytale finish which the Arsenel fans hoped for. Alex Song plays a marvellous diagonal ball into the left hand side of the area, Henry peels off his marker Zac Thompson and latches onto the ball. He then strokes it past Andy Lonergan and into the far corner. It is like watching the Thierry Henry of old Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Not everything Henry touched turned to gold, here he loses out in the air to Tom Lees Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

Ever the old pro, with the clock ticking down and a 1-0 lead to protect, Henry heads to the corner flag Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

The final whistle goes and Henry's goal has sent Arsenal through Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

He shows them where his heart lies Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian

... and where his affections lie too as he blows kisses to the crowd. Arsenal will no doubt need to call on Henry's skill and experience in the next round when they host Aston Villa Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian