Declan Rice, Riccardo Calafiori, Martin Odegaard and Gabriel are among those Mikel Arteta could opt to hand a full rest to.

That could mean an opportunity for 17-year-old Marli Salmon, potentially alongside Cristhian Mosquera in the centre of defence.

Noni Madueke has become an important player in attack with Bukayo Saka out injured, so Arteta might opt to protect him.

Viktor Gyokeres is still waiting for his first Arsenal goal this season and this looks an ideal opportunity for the striker to get on the scoresheet and build some confidence.

Kepa; White, Mosquera, Salmon, Hincapie; Zubimendi, Lewis-Skelly; Dowman, Merino, Eze; Gyokeres

Mikel Arteta has warned his Arsenal players to guard against any complacency when they face Fleetwood in the Carabao Cup.

Fleetwood sit 18th in League Two and they host the Gunners on Tuesday night in the fourth round, looking to pull of a massive shock.

Arsenal are expected to rotate significantly. This match comes in the middle of a hectic period and ahead of their trip to Anfield to face Liverpool this weekend.

However, Arteta has urged his players to show Fleetwood the maximum respect by ensuring there is no let-up in the performance levels.

The Spaniard is expecting his pre-match team talk to be a very simple one at Highbury Stadium.

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Arsenal are playing at Highbury tonight, but it's not what you think.

Highbury Stadium has been the home of Fleetwood Town since 1939 and has no link to Highbury which was the Gunners' former home prior to 2006.

This ground has a 5,327 capacity, though only 2,672 can be seated, but tonight's game is a sell-out.

Arsenal to progress: 1/80

Odds via betting sites (subject to change).

This is the first-ever meeting between Fleetwood Town and Arsenal at any level.

Mikel Arteta has warned his players to avoid complacency against Fleetwood tonight. The Arsenal manager played in that defeat to Bradford in 2012, so can speak from experience regarding a cup upset.

We expect the Gunners' to have far too much quality here and will book a Carabao Cup quarter-final place with relative ease.

Arsenal to win, 3-0.

Fleetwood are boosted by the return of Andy Cannon, who has not played since the end of August.

Finley Potter suffered a cut above his eye last time out, but is available for selection.

Kane Thompson-Sommers and Will Johnson are sidelined though.

With this being a fourth game in nine days for Arsenal, Mikel Arteta is expected to make plenty of changes from the team he put out against Everton at the weekend.

Max Dowman is in line to make his first start since scoring twice in the win over Ipswich in round three, while Kepa Arrizabalaga, Cristhian Mosquera, Piero Hincapie, Martin Zubimendi and Viktor Gyokeres should all earn recalls.

Bukayo Saka, William Saliba and Christos Tzolis are sidelined, and Riccardo Calafiori is a doubt.

In the UK, the game will be televised live on Sky Sports. Coverage starts at 7.30pm GMT on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football ahead of kick-off at 8pm.

Live stream: Live stream: Sky Sports subscribers can also catch the contest live online via the Sky Go app.

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Hello and welcome to LIVE Carabao Cup coverage of Fleetwood Town vs Arsenal!

It is the fourth round of this season's EFL Cup as the Gunners - beaten in the final in March - take on the League Two side, bidding to avoid a major upset.

The winners will progress to the quarter-final and move one step closer to Wembley Stadium's showpiece early next year.

We’ll have all the latest updates, build-up and team news right here ahead of kick-off, which comes at 8pm GMT from Highbury Stadium. Stick with us!