FLEETWOOD TOWN supporters participated in a massive pitch invasion following their remarkable Carabao Cup upset against Arsenal.

The League Two underdogs ASTOUNDED the reigning Premier League champions in their fourth-round match at Highbury on Tuesday.

The Cod Army knocked out the north London side thanks to a 5-3 win in the penalty shootout after finishing the match 1-1.

Conor Haughey sent Highbury into frenzy, smashing his penalty into the top corner just moments after Gunners summer signing Bruno Guimaraes had his attempt saved by Jay Lynch.

The Northern Irishman’s penalty winner triggered jubilant celebrations in the stands.

Numerous Highbury fans abandoned their seats to join in the celebration with their heroes.

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Lucky for everyone, those who stormed the pitch maintained good behavior while celebrating the team’s momentous win.

During the joyful mayhem, cameras captured Fleetwood manager Matt Lawlor sharing an emotional pitch-side hug with a young boy, believed to be his son Max.

Arsenal’s loss to Fleetwood was compounded by a red card issued to teenager Max Dowman.

The 16-year-old received a straight red in the 85th minute for KICKING OUT at Harrison Neal, who had executed a strong challenge on him near the touchline.

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Gunners manager Mikel Arteta was displeased with the winger’s act of misconduct and gave him a pointed glare as he headed down the tunnel.

Lawlor was ecstatic about the unexpected win, telling Sky Sports: “I just can’t believe it.

“This is the biggest night in the club’s history in terms of the caliber of opposition we faced, and we’ve managed to beat the champions.

“We were realistic going into the game—we’re not naïve or egotistical enough to believe we could outplay the best team in the country.

“They are the most organized team in the country, possessing world-class players; we had to rely on fortune, limit their space, and deny their options.

“And I think we managed that exceptionally well for the majority of the game.

“Of course, they will score; they are incredibly skilled at football.

“The players they have, the spaces they exploit—we see this every week in the Premier League.

“I am a football enthusiast and watch games from the National League to the Premier League, Championship.

“Thus, preparing for this game was quite a challenge.

“But I’m so thrilled that the lads felt the way they did and brought that performance to make our town, club, and everyone proud.”