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  1. How Grimsby stunned Manchester Unitedpublished at 18:59 BST 16 September

    Sheff Wed v Grimsby (19:45 BST)

    Grimsby players celebrateImage source, Getty Images

    An upset as astonishing for its manner as it was for its proportions. Grimsby Town, a League Two side, beat top-flight Manchester United.

    Not only did they win, but they were 2-0 up after 30 minutes following goals from Charles Vernam and Tyrell Warren.

    The visitors pulled one back through Bryan Mbeumo with 15 minutes to go and United looked like they might squeeze through when Harry Maguire went on to level in the 89th minute.

    It went to penalties and what ensued was an incredible shootout, with Clarke Oduor for Grimsby and Matheus Cunha for Manchester United missing the only penalties as each side's 11 took one.

    The players then went again and, after Darragh Burns scored to make it 12-11, Mbeumo struck his second spot-kick against the crossbar.

  2. Team news - Wholesale changes from hosts; two alterations for Marinerspublished at 18:55 BST 16 September

    Sheff Wed v Grimsby (19:45 BST)

    Sheffield Wednesday make 10 changes to the team that lost 3-0 at home to Bristol City on Saturday and remain winless in the Championship this season. Goalkeeper Ethan Horvath is the only player to retain his place.

    Grimsby Town boss Dave Artell has made two alterations from the XI that started the 1-1 draw with Cambridge in League Two on Saturday. Forward Justin Amaluzor came off the bench to score the injury-time equaliser against the U's and is rewarded with a place in the starting line-up and defender Reece Staunton also comes in.

    Sheffield Wednesday XI: Horvath, Emery, Weaver, McGhee, Kobacki, Fusire, Thornton, Shipston, Johnson, Lowe, Brown.

    Subs: Stretch, Palmer, Otegbayo, Alao, Bannan, Grainger, McNeil, Onukwuli, Ugbo.

    Grimsby XI: Pym, Staunton, McJannet, Warren, Rodgers, McEachran, Green, Khouri, Amaluzor, Vernam, Kabia.

    Subs: Casper, Eccleston, Oduor, Sweeney, Walker, Burns, Borwn, Turi, Soonsup-Bell

  3. The third-round schedulepublished at 18:52 BST 16 September

    The third round of the Carabao Cup is spread out over two weeks with the six teams involved in the Champions League - Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle and Tottenham - all among those in action next week.

    This week it is the turn of Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace, who are also in European competition, as well as Sheffield Wednesday versus Grimsby Town.

    Carabao Cup round three
  4. Thanks for joining uspublished at 18:48 BST 16 September

    Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of tonight's third round ties in the Carabao Cup.

    We have Sheffield Wednesday v Grimsby Town from 19:45 BST, followed by Brentford v Aston Villa and Crystal Palace v Millwall at 20:00 BST.

    Everything has to be settled tonight, so that means penalties if needed (but no extra-time).

    If you want to follow tonight's Champions League action then head this way.

  5. Round three alreadypublished at 18:45 BST 16 September

    It's the start of the Carabao Cup third round tonight - and we have three games tonight.

    Grimsby, who caused the shock of the competition by beating Manchester United in round two, play at a Sheffield Wednesday side that could really do with a lucrative long cup run.

    Elsewhere, we have an all-Premier League tie as Brentford take on goal-shy Aston Villa and a tasty south London derby with Crystal Palace hosting Millwall.

    Grimsby score against Manchester UnitedImage source, Getty Images
    BrentfordImage source, Getty Images
    Crystal PalaceImage source, Getty Images