On-loan youngster Sanchez Watt says Leeds United are preparing to attack Arsenal when the two sides meet in the FA Cup at Elland Road on Wednesday (8pm).

Sanchez found himself in the unsual position of playing against his parent club in the first third round meeting 10 days ago, and he and United go into the replay on the back of a 4-0 win against Scunthorpe on Saturday.

United's approach this season has been founded on attacking football and despite Arsenal arriving as heavy favourites, Sanchez doesn't expect the approach to change.

"If you get the chance you have to attack," said Sanchez, who scored his first goal for the club in the 4-0 rout last weekend.

"You can't throw too many forward because you can get exploited, but we won't sit down and get beat. We'll attack and play with pride.

"In the first game, we went out there with 'no regrets'. You don't get that a lot. We gave it our all and everyone expected Arsenal to turn us over three or four and I think we did a lot."

Elland Road will be packed to the rafters and Sanchez says he can't wait to experience that atmosphere again.

"It's going to be a like a Champions League game," he said. "The fans deserve a night like this.

"We've had some good games this season and it'll be great to see a good crowd in again."