Gunners face the lowest-ranked team left in the cup competition…
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has warned his squad to avoid complacency ahead of Tuesday night's Carabao Cup fourth-round clash against Fleetwood Town. The Gunners travel to Highbury Stadium to face the League Two side, who are the lowest-ranked club remaining in the tournament, amid a demanding fixture schedule that includes an upcoming Premier League trip to Liverpool.
Arteta expects to rotate his lineup but emphasized the necessity of respecting the opposition and upholding the club's pride. Recalling his experience as an Arsenal player during the 2012 cup upset against Bradford City, Arteta highlighted that basic standards and habits must remain at their peak to avoid another surprise defeat.
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