A small English football team has beaten one of the country's top clubs, Arsenal. Fleetwood Town plays in England's fourth division, three levels below Arsenal. But on Tuesday night, Fleetwood won a cup game against the famous club in a penalty shootout.
The game was tied 1–1 after normal time. Aaron Loupalo-Bi scored first to give Fleetwood the lead. Viktor Gyökeres later scored a goal for Arsenal to level the match. Arsenal attacked often, but Fleetwood goalkeeper Jay Lynch made several great saves near the end of the match. Lynch worked in a warehouse earlier in his life and played for amateur clubs for many years.
Because the match finished with equal scores, the teams took penalty kicks to choose a winner. In a penalty shootout, players shoot the ball at the goal from a short distance with only the goalkeeper defending. Lynch saved a penalty kick from Arsenal player Bruno Guimarães. Then, Fleetwood's Conor Haughey kicked the ball into the top corner of the net to win the game.
The result is one of the biggest surprises in English football history. Fleetwood manager Matt Lawlor cried happy tears after the final kick, and the home crowd celebrated an unforgettable night.