Grimsby Town produced a stirring second-half performance to rescue their FA Cup first-round tie against non-league Stafford Rangers, forcing a penalty shoot-out after the sides finished level at 3-3.
Deficit Overcome
The League Two outfit found themselves in a precarious position after Stafford Rangers established a 2-0 lead during the match. However, rather than capitulate, Grimsby mounted an impressive fightback to haul themselves level at 3-3 by the end of normal time.
Penalties Decide It
With neither team able to find a winning goal in open play, the tie went to a penalty shoot-out to determine progression to the second round. Grimsby Town prevailed from the spot, winning the shoot-out 3-2 to secure their passage through the competition.
The result sees the League Two side advance further in the FA Cup after their dramatic recovery against the non-league opposition.