Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says the club's "reputation" and "pride" is at stake when they travel to Fleetwood Town in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday.

Eager to avoid a cup shock, the Spaniard insisted they won't approach the game any differently, despite playing League Two opposition.

"We need to go there and win the game," said Arteta. "That's it. It's very simple.

"Our reputation, our pride, everything is in play.

"Every time you play a football match, and especially against a team in a different division, you respect the game and respect the opponent - then try to win and try to play a bit better than them.

"Our basics and habits have to be through the roof to be able to win a game."

On whether he will use the opportunity to rotate his team, he responded: "Let's see where everybody is because we have put so much demand on so many players."

The fourth-round tie takes place at Fleetwood's Highbury Stadium at 20:00 GMT.