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Grimsby Town FC has recently cancelled a small number of tickets in the home section of Blundell Park after discovering that they were purchased by Manchester United supporters using 1878 Club Memberships. This decision was made in line with EFL Ground Regulations to ensure the safety of all fans and to maintain the home areas for Grimsby Town supporters only. The cancelled tickets will be re-sold to fans on the waiting list[1][2][4].

In anticipation of the Carabao Cup second round match against Manchester United, Grimsby Town is nearing a sell-out at Blundell Park. The club, in partnership with the Mariners Trust, has encouraged fans to “turn Blundell Park black and white” for the occasion and to bring their “Harry Haddock” mascots along for support[4]. Supporter safety remains a key focus, with reminders that fans wearing opponent apparel will not be admitted into home sections[1].

The upcoming fixture will mark Manchester United’s first visit to Grimsby Town since 1948. Grimsby Town begin the new season unbeaten in six games, though they were recently held to a draw away at Accrington Stanley after Jaze Kabia provided a first-half lead[4][5].

For Manchester United, the match is notable as new signing Benjamin Sesko could get his first start of the season, with head coach Ruben Amorim expected to rotate the squad. The Red Devils are seeking their first win of the new campaign after drawing 1-1 with Fulham in the Premier League, and pundits suggest this match offers a good opportunity for Sesko to prove himself[3].

Additional updates from the club include the recent signing of versatile midfielder Clarke Oduor on loan from Bradford City, as well as a reminder that limited parking is available at Blundell Park due to increased media presence ahead of the high-profile cup match[4].

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