“Multiple yellow cards shown in quick succession as tempers flare between both sides, with André booked for a foul amid growing tension”
“Grimsby make a double substitution bringing on Andy Cook and Kieran Green for Jamie Walker and Jaze Kabia in search of more attacking impetus”
“Santiago Bueno scores the decisive goal from close range after André's shot is blocked, with João Gomes providing the assist for a scrappy but crucial breakthrough”
Pivotal“Grimsby manager David Artell receives a yellow card for arguing with officials as frustrations boil over in the dying moments”
Outstanding performance

Wolverhampton Wanderers edged past non-league Grimsby Town with a scrappy 1-0 victory that was far from convincing for the Premier League side. The match was a tetchy affair with six yellow cards shown, including bookings for both sides in a fractious first half that saw little quality football. Santiago Bueno's close-range finish on the hour mark proved decisive, capitalizing on a blocked André effort to bundle home from João Gomes' assist. Grimsby made a double substitution just before the goal, bringing on Andy Cook and Kieran Green in an attempt to find more attacking threat, but it backferired as Wolves immediately found their breakthrough. The result sees Wolves progress to the next round of the FA Cup, though this labored performance against lower-league opposition will hardly fill manager with confidence ahead of their Premier League commitments.
How entertaining was this match?
Grimsby Town's incredible 11-match unbeaten run meets Wolverhampton Wanderers' Premier League struggles in a classic FA Cup David vs Goliath clash. The Mariners have already stunned Manchester United this season and will fancy their chances against a Wolves side with just one win in their last 26 league games.