Former Hull City striker Dean Windass has insisted that the Tigers must take their 'limited' chances against Arsenal in the FA Cup final on Saturday.
Windass, who famously netted the goal that earned Hull a taste of Premier League football for the first time, acknowledges that Steve Bruce's team are underdogs for the Wembley showdown, but he believes they can shock the Gunners in North London.
The 45-year-old is quoted by the Football Association's official website as saying: "Hull need to make sure that they take their chances when they come along, because they won't be very often.
"Let's hope that we can stay in the game for as long as we can. We know that we're not the favourites, but I've watched FA Cup finals over and over again and the underdog can come away victorious, so I hope that we can."
Windass scored 89 goals in 270 appearances during his three spells with Hull.
