Grimsby Town secured a historic win against Manchester United in the EFL Cup second round. The match ended 2-2 in regulation time, with Charles Vernam scoring the opening goal 22 minutes in, beating Andre Onana at his near post. Tyrell Warren added another goal eight minutes later, capitalizing on a goalkeeping blunder from a corner. Manchester United's Bryan Mbeumo scored his first goal for the club, netting a curling effort into the bottom corner to set up a nervy ending for the hosts. Harry Maguire produced the equalizer in the 89th minute, heading home from a Mason Mount corner. The penalty shootout was intense, with both teams converting multiple spot-kicks before Bryan Mbeumo smashed his second attempt against the crossbar, allowing Grimsby to win. Grimsby's Christy Pym replicated Andre Onana's earlier save, forcing sudden death. Grimsby's historic win against Manchester United marks their first victory over the club since 1947-48. The Mariners remain unbeaten in their opening five games in England's fourth tier. Ruben Amorim's side will look to bounce back from this loss, with a visit from Burnley awaiting them on Saturday. Grimsby's win will be a significant boost to their confidence, and they will look to build on this momentum in their upcoming matches. And with this win, Grimsby Town has proven that they can compete against top-tier teams. But the real challenge lies ahead, as they look to maintain their unbeaten streak in the league. So, the question is, can Grimsby Town continue their winning ways?