"Premier League, you're having a laugh" comes the chant from the Fleetwood faithful.

Red smoke fills the air at Highbury now with the Cod Army lighting flares and in full voice.

Brilliant scenes from these home fans. They lead the champions of England.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chances at both ends there.

That initial long throw from Fleetwood could have gone anywhere, the flick on was actually to their advantage and went near the far post. With a little bit of luck, it could have fallen to one of their players but great reaction from Arsenal.

They got down the right-hand side with Dowman heavily involved, Timber getting in a pocket of space, clever little reverse pass, and once it was clipped back, you think they're going to score but it was a brilliant block from Rooney.

A fifth Bradford player gets a yellow after Callum Connolley gets in a mix-up on the edge of the box following a corner and has to foul Brandon Khela to prevent a counter.

Marli Salmon's ball forward is deflected right into the path of Max Dowman and you think he's about to put Arsenal into the lead but he's made a right mess of it.

His right foot is obviously a lot weaker than his left.

Bobby Pointon launches a counter but then sort of loses control a bit and as he slides to win it back catches a Peterborough defender.

He's shown a yellow too. The fourth Bradford player to be booked.

Max Dowman lifts it into the box for Viktor Gyokeres but his touch is loose and Fleetwood clear.

It's all Arsenal this.

A proper challenge between Shaun Rooney and Myles Lewis-Skelly there.

Old school.

The flat long throw from Fleetwood causes Arsenal problems and Ched Evans is waiting at the far post but it's defended well.

Bradford's George Lapslie gets a yellow for a tactical foul.

He'll miss the next round if Bradford get there.

Ooof, very nearly 2-0. A corner is worked short and Corey O'Keeffe then whips in a brilliant ball, in the ol' corridor of uncertainty, which striker Jake Beesley can't get his boot on.

I wonder whoever had the drone realises this game is on the TV.

Not much happening at Bradford. Both teams have had a promising-ish attack stopped for an offside.

Eight and a half minutes later, play is back under way and Piero Hincapie heads Max Dowman's free-kick over the top.

WE'RE BACK.

Unreal scenes already. The commentator says the drone operator has been found.

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The referee is now signalling for the players to make their way off the pitch.

Play won't be continuing while the drone is flying above the stadium.