Three of Tottenham's youngsters hope to dump Arsenal out of the FA Cup.
Second Year trainee Harry Kane and young professionals Paul Jose Mpoku and Tom Carroll are all on loan at Leyton Orient.
"It will be a great experience to play against one of the best teams around," said Paul Jose.
"We're in good form as well. We beat Bristol Rovers and then MK Dons 3-2 in the week and there is a lot of confidence at the club. The team is progressing well.
"We'd all love to get on and we'll be ready, whatever happens. If I manage to get on I'll just play my own game and try to show what I can do. I can't wait."
Kane said there was 'real excitement' at the club.
"Everyone wants to play in this game," he told the Spurs website.
"It would mean a lot to play against Arsenal, especially as we're all Tottenham players. If I get on, I'll do the best I can and at the end of the day, we're all trying to beat them.
"I've been delighted with how it's gone so far. I've scored three goals in five appearances and I'll just try to continue that form."
Carroll added: "It's a massive game for Orient. We were all sitting at home watching the draw hoping that we'd get a big team and that's exactly what happened.
"I've enjoyed my time at Orient so far, the training has been good and when I've come on, I think I've done well. The next step for me will be to get some more game time and hopefully that will come soon."
