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In one of the biggest upsets in recent Carabao Cup history, Manchester United's struggles under manager Ruben Amorim continued as they were humiliated by fourth-tier Grimsby Town.
The match ended 2-2 after extra time, with Manchester United's goalkeeper Andre Onana making two significant errors that led to Grimsby's goals.
The tie was then decided by a dramatic penalty shootout, which Grimsby won 12-11.
The result has intensified pressure on Amorim, who admitted after the game that 'something has to change' at the club.
This embarrassing defeat is a new low for the Red Devils and has prompted fierce criticism from pundits and fans alike, highlighting the deep-seated issues at the club.
The defeat adds to a growing sense of frustration and disillusionment among the fanbase, who had hoped for a fresh start under their new manager.
For Grimsby, it is a historic victory that will be remembered for decades, and a much-needed boost for the smaller club.