Stockport County triumphed over Grimsby Town with a 3-1 victory in a recent match, further consolidating their position as leaders in League Two. The goals from Antoni Sarcevic, Isaac Olaofe, and Lewis Cass contributed to their success, while Grimsby’s Abo Eisa managed a consolation goal for his team.
Sarcevic made the first breakthrough for Stockport in the 8th minute, capitalising on a misplaced pass from Grimsby’s Harvey Cartwright. Olaofe then extended the lead just six minutes later, concluding a swift counter-attack involving Nick Powell and Connor Lemonheigh-Evans. Cass sealed the win with a third goal in the 28th minute, showcasing an impressive debut for the on-loan defender.
Although Grimsby’s Eisa found the net early in the second half, it was insufficient to turn the tide in his team’s favour. Despite their efforts, Grimsby fell short and were unable to bridge the gap.
The match drew 6,732 spectators, with possession split almost evenly between the two teams at 49% for Grimsby and 51% for Stockport. Both teams had a respectable nine shots each, with Stockport edging ahead with four shots on target compared to Grimsby’s two.
In summary, Stockport County’s victory over Grimsby Town has further cemented their position as the team to beat in League Two. With their continued dominance, it is evident that they are determined to secure a place in the upper echelons of football.