Fleetwood Town Drawn Against Arsenal in EFL Cup Fourth Round
League Two side will host the Premier League champions in the latest stage of English football's secondary cup competition, according to BBC Sport.
League Two club Fleetwood Town have been drawn to host Premier League champions Arsenal in the fourth round of the EFL Cup, BBC Sport reported.
The fixture forms part of the full fourth-round draw announced by the competition organisers, according to the report.
Fleetwood Town, who play in England's fourth tier, will welcome Arsenal, the reigning Premier League champions, to their home ground for the match.
Further details of the complete fourth-round draw, including other fixtures, dates and kick-off times, were not specified in the available report.
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