Max Dowman has just been chopped down by Jake Batty, who picks up a yellow card for his efforts.

The ball ends up Max Dowman, who has a drive at goal but it's straight at Jay Lynch.

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Arsenal have had 82% of the ball in the second half so far.

It's been pure dominance as they win another corner.

Four minutes added on in our other game. Bradford are pretty much in the hat for the quarters.

Shaun Rooney looks like a man you don't want to mess with.

He's having a chat with Martin Odegaard and I don't think it's very complimentary.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brilliantly worked. Interplay, change of positions, and Fleetwood didn't really know which one to go with.

Havertz gets it, two or three yards out of the six-yard box, and doesn't give Lewis-Skelly enough time to react. He hits it at him too hard, I think. A player of that quality should be able to direct it into the penalty area, but that's another chance gone for Arsenal.

Still just the one effort on goal for Fleetwood tonight.

But it did end up in the back of the net.

They're queueing up for Bradford! Posh keeper Alex Bass rushes off his line and the ball is pulled back to Adam Phillips who at first swings and completely misses the ball. He has another go but his shot is cleared off the line by Lucca Mendonca.

Five minutes to go.

Here come two Fleetwood changes with Crispin McLean and Ched Evans making way for Ronan Coughlan and Adam Murphy.

For Arsenal, Ceadach O’Neill is replaced by Eberechi Eze.

It's Martin Odegaard to Kai Havertz again.

Havertz plays it back for Myles Lewis-Skelly but he's closed down well.

Bradford do have the ball in the net for a third time but it won't count!

Substitute Will Swan gets onto a flick on from Jake Beesley and blasts the ball through goalkeeper Alex Bass and into the net.

But the flag goes up very quickly. I'm not sure you know, replays suggest Swan's probably on.

If you're Fleetwood, you're delighted with being level after the hour mark.

Thirty minutes to go until a penalty shootout.

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It's bodies on the line for Fleetwood now as someone throws themselves in front of Myles Lewis-Skelly's goalbound strike.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a tight angle, but you at least expect Havertz to be hitting the target from there.

Fleetwood can't cope with Martin Odegaard. He lifts a ball into the box for Kai Havertz but he makes the wrong decision and puts it into the side netting.