Grimsby's Carabao Cup campaign ended in penalty heartache after a 1-1 draw with City at Blundell Park. The match saw Grimsby's Clarke Oduor make the most of his starting chance, showing good technique when switched to the left midway through the second half and claiming an assist in the equaliser. Graham Alexander made five changes from the starting line-up at MK Dons, with Vadaine Oliver coming in up front to partner Calum Kavanagh. City's Richie Smallwood blew a big chance with the missed penalty at a time of the game when City were on top, and Grimsby struck minutes later. The attendance was 3,082, with 442 from City. Grimsby had 3 shots on target, while City had 9. The referee was David Coote, and bookings were made for Green of Grimsby and Baldwin of City. Grimsby's player ratings included Eastwood with 8, Warren with 7, and Rodgers with 6. City's player ratings included S Walker with 7, Baldwin with 6, and Byrne with 6. The match was a dramatic finale, with Grimsby's fans cheering on their team until the end. Grimsby's manager, Paul Hurst, will be looking to build on this performance in the upcoming league matches. The club's next match is scheduled for soon, and fans will be eager to see how the team performs. Grimsby's players will be working hard to improve their skills and tactics, and the fans will be hoping for a win in the next match.