Grimsby Town FC managed to secure their fifth consecutive away win in a thrilling match against AFC Wimbledon at the Cherry Red Records Stadium. The Mariners were able to stop Wimbledon from winning at home for the first time this season, much to the delight of the over 1,000 Grimsby fans in attendance.
The game started with Wimbledon dominating the early stages, with Matty Stevens having a goal ruled out. However, Grimsby stood strong and Danny Rose scored the only goal of the match with a header from a Kieran Green cross. Both teams had their chances in the second half, but Grimsby’s defense held firm to secure another three points on the road.
Manager David Artell made two changes to the Grimsby lineup, with Tyrell Warren and Luca Barrington coming in. Former Grimsby player James Tilley featured for Wimbledon, while Stevens was looking to add to his goal tally for the season.
The first half saw Grimsby take the lead with a brilliant goal from Rose, while the second half was filled with end-to-end action. Grimsby had opportunities to extend their lead, but ultimately held on for the win.
The victory was a great response to the early pressure from Wimbledon and showcased a solid team performance from Grimsby. The fans were treated to an exciting game, and the players celebrated the win at the final whistle.
Looking ahead, Grimsby will now focus on their final Bristol Street Motors Trophy group match against Chesterfield before taking on Newport County in the league. The team will be looking to carry their momentum from this win into the upcoming fixtures.
Overall, it was a well-deserved victory for Grimsby Town FC, who continue to impress with their strong performances on the road. The team’s resilience and determination were on full display in this match, and the players will be eager to build on this success in the games to come.
