A fourth-division team knocks Arsenal out of the League Cup.

Fleetwood, playing in the fourth tier, made history by knocking out Arsenal after their player Ron Lubalo scored the first goal in the 21st minute, while Swedish player Viktor Jökeres equalized for Arsenal in the 50th minute.

The match saw Arsenal's young player Max Doman sent off in the 85th minute after clashing with an opponent.

In the penalty shootout, Fleetwood capitalized on Brazilian Bruno Guimarães missing his kick, helping them advance to the quarter-finals after all their players successfully converted their five penalties.

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In preparation for a tough clash against Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta opted for a lineup of substitutes and youth players, but had to call on some key players when his team fell behind.

This marks the first competition Arsenal has exited this season, knowing that the London club has only won the EFL Cup twice in its history.

Fleetwood, playing in the fourth tier, made history by knocking out Arsenal after their player Ron Lubalo scored the first goal in the 21st minute, while Swedish player Viktor Jökeres equalized for Arsenal in the 50th minute.

The match saw Arsenal's young player Max Doman sent off in the 85th minute after clashing with an opponent.

In the penalty shootout, Fleetwood capitalized on Brazilian Bruno Guimarães missing his kick, helping them advance to the quarter-finals after all their players successfully converted their five penalties.