US EditionPremier League: Brentford v Man United Updates
Benjamin Sesko scored his first goal for Manchester United to halve Brentford's early lead in a key Premier League match, boosting United's hopes to climb the table.
- On Saturday, September 27, the match kicks off at 4:30 p.m. local time at the Gtech in Brentford, England, with Benjamin Sesko scoring his first Manchester United goal to make it 2-1.
- Brentford start the weekend in 17th with four points from five games under new boss Keith Andrews, while Manchester United, 11th, eased pressure with a 2-1 win over Chelsea last week.
- After a speculative cross from Patrick Dorgu, Caoimhin Kelleher, Brentford goalkeeper, punched tamely under pressure from Bryan Mbeumo, allowing Benjamin Sesko, Manchester United, to score; VAR found no foul and the goal stood.
- A win would briefly lift Manchester United into the top five, with the side starting the weekend in 11th, while Casemiro is suspended and Manuel Ugarte deputises.
- With momentum up for grabs, Brentford's squad changes after summer transfer window sales leave them with one win from five matches, while United's London away record of three wins from 24 visits highlights ongoing challenges.
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The photo that sums up Amorim’s latest Man Utd humiliation
Brentford 3-1 Man Utd (Thiago 8’, 20’, Jensen 90+5 | Sesko 26’)GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM – Another day of shame for Ruben Amorim, who spent much of his side’s defensive defenestration at Brentford crouched on the touchline. By the last knockings, his hands were over his ears. He would have been better off covering his eyes. Maybe it was an attempt to block out the haters, who will once again be damning in their assessment. Even if he cannot hear t…
Slovenian national football team striker Benjamin Šeško scored his first goal for Manchester United, where he joined in the summer, but it did not help his team to win at least a point in the 6th round away at Brentford. Brentford won 3:1, thus preventing their rivals from making it two wins in a row.
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