Colchester United's speedy star Cohen Bramall is relishing the prospect of facing Manchester United's pace man Daniel James on Wednesday night.
Bramall and his fellow League Two giant-killers face the Red Devils in a mouthwatering Carabao Cup quarter-final clash.
The defender, who spent two years at Arsenal after impressing in non-League football, is finally enjoying a run of first-team football, having joined Colchester this season following his release by the Gunners.
It was at the Emirates where he topped the speed tests, even outpacing first-team superstars including Hector Bellerin, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Theo Walcott.
His maximum speed of 11.2 metres per second would easily see him among the quickest in the Premier League - and he is excited about going toe-to-toe with James, widely regarded as one of the fastest in the top flight.
Asked by the The Daily Mail if he would back himself against James, he replied: "Dan James? Yeah, 100 per cent. I want to go against a strong United team. If Dan James plays then sweet.
"I'm happy to play against him and have a little running race down the wing just to show people what I can do and what I've still got."
Bramall left Arsenal without making a first-team league appearance but he takes positives from his spell, namely being the fastest ahead of big-name players.
The defender, who was also quickest in the 30-metre sprint with a time of 3.67 seconds, added: "I don't think anyone has topped that at Arsenal to this day.
"Put it this way, I asked Bellerin for a race and he didn't race me.
"I think everyone knows what my attribute is and that's just to run fast. I can get up and down the pitch the most in any team. I'm explosive and that will always catch people's eye."
