Grimsby have nothing to lose, says Amaluzor

Grimsby Town winger Justin Amaluzor says his side have "nothing to lose" heading into Friday's League Two play-off semi-final second leg at Salford City. The Mariners, who finished seventh to secure the final play-off place, led in the first leg at Blundell Park on Sunday before losing 2-1 . Amaluzor told BBC Radio Humberside: "Deep down I'm determined to right our wrongs.

We should have won that game. "I'm a very confident person and I'm ready to go. If you don't believe in yourself, no one will believe in you.

"We have nothing to lose. It's a one-game shootout to book our place at Wembley. Football is always going to give you pressure, but it's amazing to have all this resting on one game.

"There's no point us feeling sorry for ourselves, we've got another game to play - a massive game. " The experienced Amaluzor, 29, has been in this exact position before with Altrincham when they led early against Bromley before losing their National League play-off match in 2024. "It's one of the worst feelings in the world, and I was even on holiday watching the final and it hurt so much," he added.