“Arsenal are a very good side but they’re not unbeatable,” he said.

“That’s why we fancy ourselves to go there and, not only play our own stuff, but also make it difficult for them to try and get something from the game.”

Nicklas Bendtner faces a late fitness test ahead of Saturday while Wenger will also be without captain Cesc Fabregas and long term injury victim Robin van Persie.

Alexander Song is also unavailable after linking up with Cameroon at the African Nations Cup this week.

Abou Diaby is expected to deputise in the holding midfield role during Song’s absence and in Aaron Ramsey it appears Wenger has unearthed another talent capable of scaling the heights of Premier and Champions League football.

Adds Baines: “He (Wenger) seems to have a way of bringing players in that you don’t know too much about.

“You may not have heard of them before but they go on to become top players at Arsenal.

“He does really well with his young players too, getting a lot of them involved.

“They’re a good side, very athletic and quick and play some fantastic football. It will be a tough test for us.”

Everton's fourth round FA Cup match against either Birmingham or Nottingham Forest at Goodison Park will be played on Sunday January 24 at 3pm.

However, this will revert to Saturday January 23 (3pm) if Reading beat Liverpool in their third round replay at Anfield next week.