Brentford's Yoane Wissa speaks about their dramatic win against BBC Match of the Day, emphasizing the impact of "craziness" in football. He also discusses the importance of this win for the team, his role in the match, and the psychological significance of getting the winner. In other sports news, Real Madrid are set to host Barcelona in the highly-anticipated El Clasico, while driver Piastri emerges as the fastest in the Mexican GP third practice. In Premier League action, Beto's added time goal salvages a draw for Everton against Fulham.
Despite a 4-3 loss to Brentford in a thrilling Premier League match, Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna commends his team's positive attitude and mentality. The Tractor Boys fought hard even after being reduced to 10 men and McKenna believes their performance is a testament to their resilience. With the UK audience being the only ones able to watch the match, McKenna's post-game comments are a valuable insight for fans on how the team plans to reverse their slide in the league.
In a thrilling Premier League match between Brentford and Ipswich, it was Bryan Mbeumo who emerged as the hero for the home team. Despite being two goals down in the first half, Brentford fought back and secured a dramatic 4-3 victory with Mbeumo's late winner. The win keeps Brentford's unbeaten record intact, while Ipswich continue their winless streak in the league.
This article belongs to the category of Sports. Title: "LIVE: Premier League 3pm fixtures deliver a Saturday full of surprises and excitement" Get live updates and coverage from the Mail Sport team as Manchester City takes on Southampton, Brentford faces Ipswich Town, Brighton battles Wolves, and Aston Villa goes up against Bournemouth in a jam-packed day of Premier League action. Stay tuned for the latest scores, team news, and reactions to all the thrilling matches happening at 3pm.
Get ready for the exciting Saturday matches in the Premier League as Aston Villa takes on Bournemouth, while Everton faces off against Fulham in the evening. Don't miss out on any of the action as BBC Radio 5 Live provides live coverage for both games. Also, keep an eye on Brentford vs Ipswich and Brighton vs Wolves to see which team will come out on top in these intense matchups. And for updates on other leagues, Scottish Premiership has already seen Murray taking Dundee to the lead over St Johnstone. Stay tuned for all the highlights and reactions.
Manchester United bounced back from a five-game winless streak to defeat Brentford 2-1 at Old Trafford in the Premier League. After conceding a controversial goal in the first half, United responded with goals from Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund in the second half. The win eases some of the pressure on manager Erik ten Hag, who saw his team dominate the game and create several chances throughout. Relive the action from Old Trafford with our live blog.
Manchester United returns to Old Trafford to face Brentford in a crucial Premier League match, as pressure builds on manager Erik ten Hag after a poor start to the season. With only one win in seven league games, the Dutchman's position may be at risk if the Reds don't secure a victory against the Bees. Three pundits weigh in on the upcoming match and the importance of a win for Ten Hag.
Manchester United, one of the most well-known and successful football clubs in the world, is facing mounting pressure as they prepare to face off against Brentford at their home ground, Old Trafford. The team's manager will be under intense scrutiny as they look to turn their fortunes around and secure a victory in this important match. Fans and critics alike will be closely watching to see if the team can deliver a strong performance and get back on track.
Tune in to hear live coverage of seven Premier League games on Saturday, including Manchester United facing off against Brentford and Bournemouth taking on Arsenal later in the day. Stay up to date with all the action and join the conversation using #bbcfootball or through text and WhatsApp. Fans are already predicting a possible red card for Kudus in the West Ham vs Tottenham match.
Following a six-hour executive committee meeting, Manchester United has yet to make a statement on the future of manager Erik ten Hag. Despite his recent struggles, the Dutchman may have been given a stay of execution as United have remained silent on the issue. While Ten Hag may feel somewhat relieved for now, the club is still keeping their options open and considering other potential candidates like former Bayern Munich boss Thomas Tuchel. In the meantime, Ten Hag is taking advantage of some downtime before returning to prepare for the upcoming match against Brentford.