Brentford
SunderlandDay 21
Thiago I. 65'
Yarmoliuk 73'
Brentford: 1. Kelleher - 3. Henry R., 20. Ajer, 22. Collins N., 33. Kayode M. (Hickey, 82) - 8. Jensen Ma. (Henderson, 76), 18. Yarmoliuk, 27. Janelt - 7. Schade, 9. Thiago I. (Nelson R., 82), 23. Lewis-Potter (Damsgaard M., 61)
Substitution: Damsgaard M. (from 61); Henderson (from 76); Hickey (from 82); Nelson R. (from 82)
Bench: 12. Valdimarsson H.R, - 4. van den Berg S., 5. Pinnock - 25. Peart-Harris, 45. Donovan
Yellow Cards: Thiago I. 43; Janelt 63
Sunderland: 22. Roefs - 5. Ballard (Cirkin, 79), 6. Geertruida (Neil, 79), 15. Alderete (O'Nien, 83), 20. Mukiele, 32. Hume - 28. Le Fée, 34. Xhaka - 11. Rigg (Mayenda, 52) - 9. Brobbey, 24. Adingra (Mundle, 52)
Substitution: Mundle (from 52); Mayenda (from 52); Cirkin (from 79); Neil (from 79); O'Nien (from 83)
Bench: 1. Patterson A. - 33. Hjelde - 50. Jones Har., 57. Tutierov
Yellow Cards: Hume 45
Brentford came closest to breaking the deadlock early on
In a season where fine margins define success, this draw could prove costly
While the scoreline may suggest a routine evening for Pep Guardiola’s side, the reality at the Etihad told a more nuanced story
- Manchester City capitalise on Arsenal’s slip and close in on the Premier League summit
06.12.25 19:37For Guardiola and his men, it was a golden opportunity to narrow the gap at the top, and they approached the task with trademark composure
Liverpool escaped with a point, yet the performance only raises more questions for Slot’s side as pressure continues to build
Arsenal delivered another confident performance, defeating Brentford to restore their five-point cushion at the top of the Premier League
Brentford secured an impressive 3–1 victory
Arsenal saw victory slip through their fingers in heartbreaking fashion
Those missed chances ultimately cost the Toffees, who were forced to settle for a point
Liverpool’s Premier League woes deepened
Sunderland are writing one of the most remarkable stories of the Premier League season so far
Brentford delivered a composed and clinical performance
His current market value is estimated at €15 million
The Norwegian goal machine proved decisive in the ninth minute
It was a professional and polished performance
Manchester United suffered yet another humiliating defeat
Fabio Carvalho was the last-minute hero for Brentford
The 28-year-old DR Congo international had reportedly been pushing for a move throughout the summer
Nunes was viewed as a high-potential talent, however his progress was abruptly halted by a serious injury
This represents a significant increase from the Magpies’ previous offer
The Magpies were hopeful of unveiling the DR Congo international this weekend
Riznyk’s current market value stands at approximately €7 million
The Red Devils are now awaiting an official response from Brentford
Brentford seized the opportunity and moved quickly to secure his signature
The deal marks a strategic move by Mikel Arteta, aiming to reinforce midfield depth ahead of the 2025/26 campaign
The 44-year-old Irishman steps into the role following the departure of long-serving boss Thomas Frank
His versatility to play as both a #8 and #10 made him Dortmund's top midfield target this summer
Sunderland are heading back to the Premier League
Brentford claimed one of their most dramatic wins of the season
Brentford delivered an attacking masterclass in a pulsating 4-2 victory
It was a classic case of a European hangover for Mikel Arteta’s side
Chelsea remain in 4th place in the Premier League standings but could lose that spot to City
Bournemouth, once considered contenders for a European spot, extended their winless streak to four matches after a disappointing loss to Brentford
Aston Villa secured a crucial victory in the Premier League
Brentford secured an impressive away victory
The victory keeps Leeds in the hunt for automatic promotion
Brentford were as close as possible to taking points away from the English Premier League leaders
Brentford came from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Premier League champions
