The highly anticipated Man United v. Grimsby Town EFL Cup second-round tie will take place on Wednesday evening at Blundell Park, with nearly 9,000 fans expected in the stands.

For those who can’t make the trip, there are plenty of ways to follow the action live via television and online platforms.

TV channels broadcasting Man United v. Grimsby Town

Football fans in the United States can watch the game live on Paramount+, the official broadcaster of the EFL Cup.

In the United Kingdom, the match is not expected to be broadcast on major TV channels, but local radio coverage and post-match highlights will be available through Sky Sports platforms.

Elsewhere in Europe, fans should check their regional broadcasters with rights to the English Football League Cup — such as DAZN in Germany, Viaplay in Scandinavia, and beIN Sports across the Middle East and North Africa.

Live streaming and digital options

For viewers looking to stream Man United v. Grimsby Town, Paramount+ remains the go-to option in the US, offering high-quality coverage on mobile, tablet, and smart TVs.

Fans in the UK will be able to follow the game via Sky Sports’ digital platforms for live updates, alongside the club’s official MUTV service which will provide delayed match coverage, behind-the-scenes footage, and extended highlights.

Globally, EFL Cup matches are available for streaming through the EFL’s iFollow service in certain regions, though restrictions may apply depending on broadcasting rights.

Match time across different regions

The EFL Cup clash between Man United v. Grimsby Town will kick off on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, at Blundell Park.

Here are the global kick-off times:

• UK: 8:00 pm BST
• Europe (Central): 9:00 pm CEST
• United States (Eastern): 3:00 pm ET
• United States (Pacific): 12:00 pm PT
• Middle East: 10:00 pm AST
• India: 12:30 am IST (Thursday)
• Australia: 5:00 am AEST (Thursday)

With United desperate for a first win under Ruben Amorim and Grimsby aiming for a historic upset, the Man United v. Grimsby Town encounter promises to be an entertaining spectacle — whether you’re watching live in the stadium, on TV, or via digital streaming.