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Fairytale run for Grimsby ends as Collins wraps up rout

The Guardian

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October 29, 2025

Brentford sauntered into the League Cup quarterfinals for the second consecutive season after ending Grimsby’s magnificent cup run on a one-sided evening in Cleethorpes.

- Aaron Bower

The Mariners had beaten teams from each of England's top three divisions to reach the fourth round, including their historic win against Manchester United at this ground in August. However, there was never really any chance of a repeat here as Keith Andrews’s team continued their fine recent form to silence a sold-out Blundell Park.

By halftime Brentford were 3-0 up and in complete control, with second-half goals from Fábio Carvalho and Nathan Collins adding further gloss on what turned out to be commanding victory for the Premier League side.

After an indifferent start under Andrews, Brentford now appear to be settling in a real rhythm - and here with consummate ease they avoided a possible upset.

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