Greensby has defeated the high-level team many times, and has been demoted to the amateur team and has a thousand people.

Hupu August 28th News TheAthleticUK Manchester United Women's Heels reporter Laura Williamson wrote a post-match column, "We only sing when fishing" - a tribute to Grimsby Town, the "little fish" that sunk Manchester United.

(because she is a Grimsby fan)

But in fact, it is not the first time that Manchester United has fallen into their high-level team, and Grimsby is good at defeating stronger teams.

In the third round of the 2001 League Cup, my dad and sister went to Anfield to watch the game against Liverpool in Grimsby Town.

Phil Jevins scored an unexpected winning goal outside the 30-yard line, creating a chaos away.

Twenty years ago, Tottenham Hotspur also lost in the same event, this time at Brundell Park, thanks to the last-minute goal by Jean Paul Camudymba Carrara (we call him JP Carrara).

In 2023, Grimsby reached the FA Cup quarterfinals. After defeating Brighton away, they eliminated five high-level league teams.

On Wednesday, a team with a total cost of less than £2 million beat the club that was three levels higher than itself and cost more than £300 million to form the team. If that is not enough to show the hope and potential of the English football pyramid, then nothing can speak for itself.

This small team has been ups and downs in all levels of leagues, and in 2010 and 2016, it was forced to land in the amateur league (National League).

But the team still had hundreds of fans in the past, sometimes more than 1,000 fans, to watch the England Football League match. Some fans even stayed off the court when the whistle rang at the end of the game. In May 2021, local businessmen Jason Stockwood and Andrew Petit took over the team, opening a new era, and the proud football town regained its club and soul. A few weeks later, the team returned to the professional league.

Currently coached by David Atel, Grimsby has remained unbeaten in the League Two so far this season, with three wins and two draws.

If you drive along the Clythorps waterfront, pass the fish and chip shop, slot machines, rafting lake and the smallest bar in the world, then turn left and then left, you're at the Greenwich Meridian. This is the intersection of the East and the West, with a longitude of zero. According to road signs, it is 2,517 miles from the Arctic and 9,199 miles from the Antarctic. There is also a statue of the globe, engraved with: "The world revolves around Clythorps." The football world did revolve around Clythorps on Wednesday night. This is really wonderful.