Amorim insists ‘something has to change’ after Manchester United’s collapse at Grimsby

In a shocking Carabao Cup upset, Manchester United were knocked out of the competition by fourth-tier side Grimsby Town in a penalty shootout. The match ended 2-2 after regulation, with Grimsby taking a 2-0 lead before United equalized late. In the penalty shootout, Grimsby prevailed 12-11, marking the first time United have been eliminated by lower-league opposition in the Carabao Cup. Grimsby manager Ruben Amorim acknowledged that the "best team won," stating that "football was really fair today." However, the result has left United manager Amorim shell-shocked, as he apologized to the fans and questioned his players' desire, saying they "spoke really loud about what they want" but failed to deliver on the pitch. The loss has raised questions about the state of Manchester United, and Amorim has insisted that "something has to change" following the team's collapse against the lower-league opposition.