Arsenal will meet League Two club Fleetwood Town in the Carabao Cup's fourth round. The pairing means Mikel Arteta's team will visit Highbury Stadium during the week starting 26 October.
Fleetwood, who sit seventh in League Two, advanced to this round for the first time ever after defeating Sheffield United of the Championship by a single goal. Arsenal moved forward with a win over Ipswich Town, a result that maintains their position at the summit of the Premier League.
Fleetwood boss Matt Lawlor stated the match would be a unique moment for his team. "It's amazing for the club to welcome the best team in the country and one of the best teams in Europe to Highbury," Lawlor said. He added: "It will be an amazing occasion."
For Arsenal, the game provides an opportunity to use different players while continuing their form in a tournament they have not claimed since 1993. The Gunners are currently enjoying a winning streak in all matches, with their next outing a Premier League visit to Brighton.
More detail at BBC Sport Football
