Why Alexis Sanchez created a special piece of Arsenal history with his goal against Manchester City

All of a sudden, there are smiles on the faces of Arsenal fans.

Where once there were only scowls and Wenger Out banners, the Gunners supporters were able to enjoy themselves at Wembley on Sunday, as Alexis Sanchez's extra-time strike shot them into next month's FA Cup final against Chelsea.

And the fact that the Chilean was the hero really shouldn't have been a surprise, because he loves scoring goals at Wembley - for club and country.

His strike against City was a fourth at Wembley for the Gunners, making him Arsenal's all-time top scorer at the national stadium.

And it isn't just the new Wembley, either.

The Chilean's total places him above Ian Wright and Marc Overmars, who each scored three at the old Wembley for the Gunners.

In addition to his strikes for Arsenal - two against Reading in 2015, one against Aston Villa in the same year and now this City goal - he also scored twice for his country against England in a friendly at Wembley four years ago, taking his Wembley tally to six.

So with all these Wembley goals, maybe he should be joining Tottenham - who are expected to play their full-time next season?

Sure that'll go down well...