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.
Kick-off for Everton's Carabao Cup second round tie against Mansfield was delayed on Wednesday to allow supporters "safe access" into the new Hill Dickinson Stadium. The match was scheduled to begin at 19:45 BST but was put back by 15 minutes, with a large number of empty seats visible as the match got under way. Everton said on 16 August that the tie was "sold out" at the 52,700 capacity venue, with Mansfield bringing 6,000 travelling fans.
At one stage, he appeared to point at a fan and make a comment, before attempting to vault the advertising hoarding -- only to be stopped by teammates. The England winger removed the captain's armband and walked off the field with his head down. "I'm someone who is passionate and will fight ever(y) time I step on the pitch," Bowen wrote. "But I need to set a better example and you fans know how much I love you and this club!"