Fourth round
Brentford: 1. Flekken, 4. van den Berg S., 16. Mee B., 21. Meghoma( till 70'), 22. Collins N., 8. Jensen Ma.( till 66'), 14. Carvalho Fa.( till 66'), 27. Janelt, 7. Schade, 19. Mbeumo, 23. Lewis-Potter
Substitution: 24. Damsgaard M.(from 66'), 11. Wissa Y.(from 66'), 30. Roerslev(from 70')
Bench: 12. Valdimarsson H.R,, 5. Pinnock, 26. Konak, 18. Yarmoliuk, 28. Trevitt R., 32. Maghoma E-P.
Sheffield Wednesday: 47. Charles, 3. Lowe M., 6. Iorfa( till 60'), 13. Paterson C., 33. Otegbayo, 8. Ingelsson, 30. Fusire( till 59'), 18. Johnson Mar., 41. Gassama( till 69'), 12. Ugbo( till 68'), 45. Musaba A.( till 69')
Substitution: 2. Palmer L.(from 59'), 5. Bernard Di.(from 60'), 9. Lowe J-l(from 68'), 11. Windass(from 69'), 24. Smith M.J.(from 69')
Bench: 26. Hamer, 32. Reed S., 17. McNeill C.
Yellow Cards: Smith M.J. 90'
Every match is a battle for Manchester United head coach Erik ten Hag
Manchester City continue to destroy opponents on their way to defense of their Premier League title
Liverpool continued their strong start to the Premier League season with a 2-0 victory over Brentford on Sunday
Leeds United secured their first win of the new season with a 2-0 victory over Sheffield Wednesday on Friday
Kristoffer Ajer’s goal earned Brentford a point they more than merited against Manchester United
Olexandr Zinchenko played his first match for Arsenal in a month, and his team got a difficult away victory over Brentford
Chelsea again failed to win in the English Championship, drawing away with Brentford
Phil Foden’s hat-trick earns all three points for Mancheset City at the Gtech Community Stadium
Arsenal defeated Brentford in today's English Championship match and overtook Liverpool and Manchester City in the standings