Clocked by Castrol running at speeds of 22.72 miles per hour (compared to Usain Bolt’s pace of 24.04mph) in his formative years, Theo Walcott has consistently worried opposition full-backs with his speed.

Usually deployed on the right flank, the England international has offered Arsenal a pacy alternative to their traditional pass-and-move style, often thriving in difficult away games where the Gunners can utilise the space behind an overconfident defence.

For club or country, Walcott's most memorable performances have all come away from home - the hat-trick scored against Croatia for England in 2008, his glut of goals against Reading in the 7-5 Capital One Cup extravaganza last season and his superb strike at Stamford Bridge in October 2011 as he recovered from a foul to slip by two defenders and smash the ball past Petr Cech.

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