Chef Wednesday 0 – 1 Grimsby

Grimsby arrived in the fourth round of the Carabau Cup for the first time in almost 25 years after winning 1-0 over the troubled Shivield team full of teenagers.

Mariners David Artele had left Manchester United in the previous round and 6000 fans traveled at Hilzburo witnessed that their team made more history, thanks to one goal of Jaze Kabia after four minutes.

I promised to be a silent night in Helsburo with home fans, refusing to attend in protest against the owner, Dajfon Chiseri, brought supporters of Grimsby equal energy to their players on the field, singing and dancing on their way to 90 minutes while their team accused victory.

On Wednesday, he started with nine of the marginal players who played against Leeds in the last round, including six teenagers, but they hardly got a sniff from the ball and the role of Charles Vernam and Evan Khoury in the midfield for visitors.

Kabia’s decisive goal came moments in the second half when visitors reached desperate to take advantage of the opportunities they created in the opening 45 minutes.

A stunning free kick from Vernam slipped across the upper part of the network, not successful but fruitful in earning an angle side. The subsequent collection, launched by REECE StAnton, was met by Kapia, which I nurtured at the back of the network easily.

Grimsby fans were in a state of richness from the moment when he read the score of 1-0, chanting alongside them as they continued to launch the opportunity after an opportunity towards Ethan Horvath between the disadvantages of the hosts.

The album cup exit is another blow to the club, with problems inside and outside the stadium that exceeds control. Their only victories in the 2025/26 campaign in the Carabau Cup came with their local competitors, Sheffield United, below in the championship ranking.

But the celebrations are for Grimsby, who continue to run their wonderful cup along with its great league shape after losing only one of their first eight matches.

More to follow.