Andy Reid
Former Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal just didn't have that cutting edge.

The last 10 minutes of the game, they turned up the tempo. But it was too little, too late.

They needed to be doing that from the start of the second half.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Overall, to be honest, I don't think Arsenal did enough.

I expected them to come and really show their quality, raise the tempo and play the way that they wanted, and they were far too passive in the first-half especially.

They had to introduce Martin Odegaard to raise that tempo and start playing through passes.

An incredible 84 places between these two sides.

Fleetwood boss Matt Lawlor is talking to Sky Sports right now. Sit tight for the full quotes.

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Fleetwood goalkeeper Jay Lynch, speaking to Sky Sports: "My voice has gone from organising the defence.

"The whole team throughout the game was magnificent. To beat the English champions - credit to these lads.

"We took heart from Grimsby beating Man Utd last year. We kind of compared it.

"A typical night in Fleetwood. We were expecting a storm, we knew the conditions would be horrible, so we thought it might go in our favour.

"Amazing for the club, the town. Honestly it means everything to everyone."

Tim: We don't talk about Bruno('s penalty)

Ben: As an Arsenal fan, well done Fleetwood. Embarrassing for us, shocking performances from all bar Odegaard, Arsenal u21s beat a higher ranked team earlier today...The red didn't change result but never a red, the tackle was only thing worth a red.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is exactly what this whole town was hoping for, and you can see it in the celebrations.

The players are still enjoying themselves, they still haven't gone down the tunnel.

Sometimes you get that little bit of luck in football, sometimes it all comes together and that is why we love cup competitions. When the best of the best can play any team, they get drawn out against.

So Arsenal have now lost their last two penalty shootouts against PSG in the Champions League final and Fleetwood in the fourth round of the League Cup.

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

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To be fair to the Arsenal supporters, they are applauding.

They are not responding to being goaded by the Fleetwood fans.

I bet Mikel Arteta isn't best pleased with Max Dowman right now but the Gunners had more than enough to get that game wrapped up despite the red card.

Kelly Somers
Presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live

Does anyone need any proof that the magic of the cup is alive? This is it.

Matt: The Magic of the Cup!!!

Robert: Magnificent Fleetwood Town. I’m so pleased for you.

Paul: Congratulations to Fleetwood Town! That’s real football for you! I enjoyed every minute of this historic football match!

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

He had such a stop and start run up to that.

Guimaraes was never going to generate the power, and he certainly didn't con the goalkeeper into going the wrong way.

Comfortable save in the end.

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Arsenal had 78% of the ball, 26 shots, seven on target and 59 touches in the Fleetwood box but they couldn't get past the League Two side.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter

An incredible upset.

A terrible performance from Arsenal. There was enough quality in their side to get a win this evening. They just did not perform.

Fleetwood boss Matt Lawlor is from just down the road and you can see exactly what it means to him.

His side are in the QUARTER-FINALS of the League Cup.

Who says the League Cup doesn't mean anything?

Say that to these Fleetwood fans.

Incredible scenes at Highbury right now.

The manager is in tears, there are babies on the pitch, fans are diving on players.

It's all happening.

Football, eh?