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Sky Sports forced to apologise four times as Fleetwood star goes rogue after remarkable Arsenal win

The League Two side stunned the reigning Premier League champions on Tuesday night

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Sky Sports apologised four times after Fleetwood Town's Conor Haughey let his excitement get the better of him during a live interview following their remarkable Carabao Cup victory over Arsenal.

The League Two side stunned the Premier League champions on penalties after a 1-1 draw in normal time.

Fleetwood converted all five of their spot-kicks, with goalkeeper Jay Lynch saving Bruno Guimaraes' effort.

Haughey stepped up to score the decisive penalty before joining Lynch for a pitchside interview as the celebrations continued.

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