Grimsby Town and Wolverhampton Wanderers shared a frantic afternoon that finished level, though the scoreline alone fails to capture the volume of activity across ninety minutes.
Wolves took an early grip on proceedings. Yerson Mosquera headed them in front on 29 minutes, and the visitors looked composed until Cameron McJannett levelled for Grimsby five minutes later. The equaliser unsettled Wolves briefly, and a sending-off on 36 minutes, involving André, reduced them to ten men before the break.
Grimsby pushed hard after the interval. Jaze Kabia, introduced at half-time, changed the tempo immediately, and Andy Cook put the hosts ahead on 57 minutes. Kieran Green was dismissed moments later, leaving both sides with ten men and the game increasingly stretched.
Santiago Bueno pulled Wolves level on 60 minutes, and the match then moved through a frantic quarter-hour. Tyrell Sellars-Fleming and R. Staunton were both shown red cards within a minute of each other, reducing the contest to nine men apiece. The game had lost its shape entirely by this point.
Justin Amaluzor gave Grimsby a late lead on 83 minutes, only for Jean-Ricner Bellegarde to equalise for Wolves six minutes later. A ninth sending-off of the afternoon followed when David Artell was dismissed in stoppage time.
The draw suited neither side. Wolves lacked the composure to finish the job despite their early control, while Grimsby could not hold what they had earned.
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