FA Cup: Arsenal v Tottenham – in pictures

A white, of course, police horse guides the Spurs team coach into the stadium Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Spurs fans sing at the start of the match Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The Spurs players huddle before kick-off Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Serge Gnabry of Arsenal gets away from Moussa Dembélé Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Just after the half-hour mark Arsenal work it from right to left, where Santi Cazorla is in acres of space. All Gnabry had to do is find him, and the goal was wide open. He does and the finish is first-time, left-footed and emphatic Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

He's rather chuffed at opening the scoring Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

A rare chance for Spurs as Emmanuel Adebayor climbs highest but his header doesn't trouble the Arsenal keeper Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Barcary Sagna wins an aerial duel Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

And Theo Walcott wins one on terra firma. Arsenal go in at half-time having had the better of the half and one goal to the good Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Nabil Bentaleb shields the ball from Jack Wilshere Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

On the hour mark Walcott receives the ball from Gnabry, and goes round Hugo Lloris ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

The angle's tight ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Too tight. And his shot hits the side netting Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Just two minutes later Tomas Rosicky doubles Arsenal's lead when he dispossesses Danny Rose on the half-way line then races clear, draws the goalkeeper, holds off Walker, and pops the ball into the net Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Joy for the Gunners on the pitch and the Gooners in the stand Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Gnabry forces past Vlad Chiriches as Arsenal surge forward again Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Either Arsene Wenger is issueing instructions or he's telling his players he wants them to score a third Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Conversely, Spurs manager Tim Sherwood doesn't look impressed with how things are going Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

After spending time on the floor clutching his leg Theo Walcott is finally stretchered off. Clearly not in much pain, he is carried of with a smile making a two-nil gesture with his hands. Not a wise move when you're infront of the opposing fans and some choice words and the odd bit of rubbish come his way from the stands Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer

Mesut Ozil and Emmanuel Adebayor shake hands on the final whistle. The game was a tale of two performances - a very polished one by Arsenal and a poor one by Tottenham. Final score: Arsenal 2-0 Tottenham Hotspur Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Observer