‘Something has to change’: Manchester United plunges to new low against fourth-division Grimsby Town | News Channel 3-12
Grimsby Town's penalty shootout win over Manchester United highlights the team's resilience and has generated over one million online searches, energizing the local community.
- Manchester United lost 12-11 on penalties to League Two side Grimsby Town after a 2-2 draw at Blundell Park on Wednesday, August 27.
- The defeat followed Grimsby leading 2-0 into the final 15 minutes and reflected ongoing struggles under Portuguese manager Ruben Amorim, who has been in charge for nine months.
- United showed defensive frailty and poor finishing, while new attackers Cunha and Mbeumo missed vital penalties, intensifying pressure on Amorim amid fan frustration.
- Amorim apologized to fans, admitting the defeat was humiliating and saying, "I don't know what to say to the fans anymore," while defender Diogo Dalot called the performance "not good enough."
- The loss deepens concerns about United's form as they hold one point from two Premier League games and prepare to face newly promoted Burnley on Saturday.
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Wayne Rooney: Something is broken with Ruben Amorim’s Man Utd
Wednesday’s Carabao Cup defeat to Grimsby and manager Amorim’s post-match comments have raised alarm around the club.
Manchester United suffered a dramatic defeat in the League Cup on Wednesday evening, being knocked out by Grimsby Town. That club plays in League Two – England's fourth tier – yet the visitors were expecting a Champions League welcome.
The British fourth division team has eliminated Manchester United in the League Cup, and this is not the first time it has done anything like this.
"That shows to me that he’s a coward" - Gabby Agbonlahor rips into Manchester United star after their loss to Grimsby Town
Former England forward Gabriel Agbonlahor has criticized Manchester United striker Benjamin Šeško for his decision in the penalty shootout loss to Grimsby Town in the Carabao Cup second round on Wedne
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