Grimsby held Manchester United to a 2-2 draw and won the tie 12-11 on penalties. Charles Vernam scored for Grimsby and Tyrell Warren converted after an Andre Onana error to give Grimsby a 2-0 lead. Substitute Bryan Mbeumo pulled one back for United and Harry Maguire scored a late equaliser to make it 2-2 and send the match to penalties. Cork-born Kabia, Burns and former Derry City defender Cameron McJannet scored in the shootout as the League Two side prevailed. Onana saved Clarke Oduour's spot-kick, Matheus Cunha missed, and Mbeumo struck the crossbar during the marathon shootout.
Cork-born Kabia, who counts Cobh Ramblers, Shelbourne and Cork City amongst his former clubs, and former St Patrick's Athletic and Shamrock Rovers man Burns were both spot on from 12 yards as the League Two side eventually ran out 12-11 winners in the end of this enthralling Carabao Cup tie. Former Derry City defender Cameron McJannet was also on target for Grimsby in a sensational penalty shootout.
United suffered even greater humiliation on Wednesday at a bouncing Blundell Park, where Charles Vernam scored before Red Devils youth product Tyrell Warren capitalised on goalkeeper Andre Onana's latest error. Grimsby had chances to pull further ahead in the second half, only for substitute Mbeumo to pull one back and Harry Maguire's latest last-gasp goal to snatch a 2-2 draw and take the match to penalties.
Former Derry City defender Cameron McJannet was also on target for Grimsby in a sensational penalty shootout. Bryan Mbeumo missed the key penalty as Grimsby sealed a famous 12-11 penalty shootout. Onana saved new signing Clarke Oduour's spot-kick and Matheus Cunha blew the chance to win it for the visitors, with the goals continuing until Mbeumo thumped his effort off the crossbar as fans poured onto the pitch.
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