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Today's headlines:
• How fearless Fleetwood produced seismic EFL Cup upset against Arsenal
• Odegaard calls on Arsenal to quickly move on from shock Fleetwood defeat
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Live updates
17:22 BST - Arsenal held almost four-fifths of uncontested possession throughout the match but could create only 2.21 expected goals from their 26 total shot attempts, 10 of which were blocked by a defiant Fleetwood back five - including three blocks each from centre backs Finley Potter and Conor Haughey.
Arteta demonstrated a sympathetic attitude towards his players after the game, praising their effort and application in spite of the final result.
"It really is a sad day for us. I cannot fault at all the attitude of the players," he told Sky Sports after the game.
"I haven't seen anybody not doing what is required at this level. We had so much of the ball, so many chances, so many shots."
Read more: Arteta laments 'very sad day' after Arsenal suffer Fleetwood cup shock
17:20 BST - But before we get on to tonight, how about what happened yesterday, eh?
Arsenal suffered one of the most humiliating defeats in their history as the Premier League champions were beaten by fourth-tier minnows Fleetwood in a League Cup penalty shootout on Tuesday.
Mikel Arteta's side crashed out 5-3 on penalties in an incredible fourth-round upset after the tie finished 1-1 in normal time.
Read our report: Arsenal stunned by League Two Fleetwood Town in EFL Cup shootout upset
17:00 BST - Welcome to Flashscore's EFL Cup Football Tracker!
Six fixtures remain, with five taking place tonight, and all of them are effectively Premier League clashes.
