Grimsby heroes forced to take BUS to their own stadium for Carabao Cup clash thanks to Man Utd's massive entourage.

According to The Sun: Grimsby Town players had to travel to the stadium by bus due to the large delegation from Manchester United.

Yesterday, the League Two team shocked the football world by knocking the Red Devils out of the Carabao Cup in a penalty shootout.

The Grimsby players arrived by bus The Sun Players couldn’t use the parking due to United’s delegation The Sun

The team displayed a bright performance in the first half, establishing a two-goal lead.

The first goal was scored by Charlie Vernam in the 22nd minute, and eight minutes later, Tyrell Warren doubled the advantage.

All of this happened despite the match preparation being hampered by the presence of Manchester United fans.

Grimsby players had to make their way to Blundell Park by bus due to a lack of space in the usual parking area because of the enormous number of supporters.

SunSport captured the moment the Mariners arrived by bus.

The bus stopped outside the stadium and the players got off before the match.

Grimsby Town's victory over United became one of the biggest shocks in recent times.

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Benjamin Sesko moved to Old Trafford for £74 million from RB Leipzig this summer.

This amount is equal to THIRTEEN TIMES Grimsby's turnover.

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This victory was especially sweet for goal scorer Warren, who was once part of United's academy.

He spent his youth at the club of the six-time League Cup holders, playing alongside Marcus Rashford and Scott McTominay.

However, he was released in 2019, and since then he has revived his career in the English Football League.

One of the Grimsby players admitted he was half upset about the win as he is a United fan.

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Goalkeeper Christy Pym saved a penalty from Matheus Cunha and made several crucial saves throughout the 90 minutes.

After the match, he joked that it was not quite a moment for celebration.

“It hasn't quite sunk in. I'm a Manchester United fan, so I'm a little upset,” he said.

“Nights like this are what you play football for. It's just fantastic.”

Grimsby Town have another chance to compete in the third round of the Carabao Cup.

They will head to the iconic Hillsborough Stadium to face Sheffield Wednesday.