Arsenal fans, after their win over Crystal Palace, saw on social media a really, really impressive record that is not being talked about enough.

We break down the talking points from Arsenal's Carabao Cup quarter-final against Crystal Palace at the Emirates

Arsenal were pushed to the limit in an absolutely crazy game on Tuesday evening, eventually securing their place in the Carabao Cup semifinal by defeating Crystal Palace 8–7 in a penalty shootout. The game had earlier finished 1–1 after an extended 102 minutes of normal time.

Arsenal goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga was the unlikely hero on Tuesday night as the Gunners sneaked past Crystal Palace and into the semi-finals of the Carabao Cup after a penalty shoot-out. The Gunners went ahead late on thanks to a Maxence Lacroix own goal but were pegged back in stoppage time by Marc Guehi's equaliser.

After being stretchered off in the game against Arsenal in a concerning image, USMNT star Chris Richards delivered an optimistic update on his injury.

Arsenal's League Cup quarterfinal with Crystal Palace went the distance - as so many of their recent matches have done

We are back under way at the Emirates. Palace have made a double change at the break as Devenny and Clyne have come on. Former Arsenal man Nketiah is off as is Canvot, which is not a massive surprise. Martinelly has re-emerged at the start of this second half.