Grimsby Town: 'We Sing While Fishing,' the 'Minnows' Who Defeated Man Utd

Grimsby Town Football Club plays all their matches away from home, despite not being located in Grimsby but in Cleethorpes, a seaside town near Grimsby in North East Lincolnshire, England.

The League Two club recently made headlines by defeating Manchester United in the Carabao Cup in a thrilling match.

Grimsby Town has unique traditions, including wearing black and white stripes, carrying inflatable fish, and singing about the town's history as a major port.

During the match against Manchester United, the atmosphere at the stadium was intense, with fans passionately supporting their team.

Grimsby Town's stadium, built in 1899, is situated between rows of houses with the Humber Estuary behind it. The match against Manchester United was broadcast live on ITV and Sky Sports in the UK.

Despite heavy rain and challenging conditions, Grimsby Town managed to secure a victory over Manchester United in a penalty shootout, causing a major upset in English football.

The club has a history of defeating larger teams, including memorable victories against Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur in past competitions.

Grimsby Town's recent success can be attributed to new ownership and strong performances under head coach David Artell.

The town of Grimsby faces economic challenges, but the football club remains a source of pride and unity for the community.

Grimsby Town's unique identity and passionate fan base were on full display during the historic victory over Manchester United.