Grimsby Takes on Manchester United: Your Complete Viewing Guide
Manchester United are gearing up for their initial Carabao Cup second round encounter in over a decade, seeking a much more successful outcome this time.
League One side MK Dons delivered a crushing blow to Louis van Gaal's Manchester United in 2014, with double strikes from Will Grigg and Benik Afobe leading to a devastating 4–0 loss for the Red Devils.
Participating in this tournament as early as August represents an embarrassing situation for the prestigious institution of Manchester United, yet this reflects their current circumstances following a notably disappointing 2024–25 season.
A significant opportunity awaits League Two outfit Grimsby Town this Wednesday evening, with the Mariners having established themselves as specialists in major upsets and remarkable cup campaigns in recent years. Could the Red Devils become their latest high-profile victim?
Here's the information supporters need to follow Man Utd's forthcoming Carabao Cup match.
What Time Does Grimsby vs. Man Utd Kick Off?
How to Watch Grimsby vs. Man Utd on TV, Live Stream
Man Utd's campaign to secure a seventh League Cup title commences at Blundell Park, with the cup match being televised concurrently on ITV and Sky Sports.
Therefore, UK audiences can access free coverage through ITV1 and ITVX. Those preferring Sky's coverage can find the match on Sky Sports Football, plus Sky GO and NOW TV platforms.
Multiple viewing options exist for audiences in the United States and Canada, though subscription services are required. Amazon Prime will stream this David versus Goliath cup encounter in both nations. US viewers can alternatively access coverage through Paramount+, while Canadians have DAZN as an additional option.
Country | TV channel/live stream |
|---|---|
United States | Paramount+, Amazon Prime Video |
United Kingdom | ITVX, Sky Go UK, NOW, SKY GO Extra, STV Player, ITV 1 UK, STV Scotland, Sky Sports Football |
Canada | DAZN Canada, Amazon Prime Video |
What's Next for Man Utd?
The Red Devils will be aiming to claim their inaugural Premier League victory of the campaign this weekend, as they host recently promoted Burnley at Old Trafford.
Scott Parker's Clarets suffered a heavy defeat against Tottenham Hotspur in the season opener, but secured their first triumph since returning to the premier division on Matchweek Two, defeating Sunderland 2–0.
The season's first international break follows that fixture, with United returning to face their first Manchester Derby of the campaign, traveling to City on September 14.