Fleetwood Town pulled off a major cup upset over Arsenal, and its supporters, known as the Cod Army, were still celebrating when they woke up Wednesday, according to an ABC News wire report. The outlet described the result as one of the biggest upsets in English League Cup history.
The ABC News account said the club and its fans were still "pinching themselves" as Wednesday began. The headline of the report framed the reaction around the Cod Army, describing the supporters as still reveling after the win. Based on the summary, the outlet regarded the result as significant enough to place it among the most notable upsets in the competition's history.
The material available from ABC News does not state the final score, the date of the match, the venue, or which players scored. It also contains no quotes from players, managers, or club officials. Because those details are absent from the report as provided, this account does not include them and does not estimate them.
The ABC News item, as provided, lists no author. This account rests on the headline and the one-sentence summary of the outlet's story, and no other outlet's reporting on the match was available for this story. Any fuller description of the match would need to come from the complete ABC News article.
Sources: ABC News: Fleetwood's Cod Army still reveling after pulling off major cup upset over Arsenal.