Outara opens the Brentford account to STUN Aston Villa, Burnley defeated Sunderland while Wolves Woes continues

Dango Outetara scored his first goal for Bruneford, as Keith Andrews won his first Premier League victory as a manager with a 1-0 victory over Aston Villa.

The 3-1 defeat was reinforced against Nottingham Forest last week, pre-season expectations for a difficult season for bees after the departure of director Thomas Frank, and now in Tottenham, and striker Brian Mibu.

Yuan Wesa was left again outside the Princeford team, as he seeks to join MBUEMO at the club’s departure, Dr Congo forward, determined to move to Newcastle United.

But Outetara, signed by Bournemouth to replace MBUEMO after moving to Manchester United, got a first victory for Android.

Uatara retreated from the goal after the long ball of Kaynhin Keeler was shook on his way, and after he was rejected in the first attempt by Amy Martinez, he remained alive to install it at home.

Mikkel Damsgaard had a goalless goal in accumulation before the end of the first half, but in the end it does not matter that a villa was still without victory and without a goal.

Burnley 2-0 Sunderland

Experienced Burnley and Sindland Diagical wealth on the opening day of the season. Scott Parker was hit 3-0 by Tottenham, while Sunderland beat West Ham of the same result.

But black cats were retracted in the clash of two of the three sides that were promoted.

Parker men saw a goal that is not permitted in the first half, as Layl Foster’s effort made a mistake in Jennson Cell.

However, Josh Culin assembled a low voltage in the lower right corner two minutes from the second half, and after his pressure in Sunderland, Cullen turned into a supplier while Jaydon Anthony shot on the surface of the network.

Bournemouth 1-0 Wolves

The start of the exciting wolves of the season continued at the VITALITY stadium, where the ten Vitor Pereira men continued their 4-0 loss to Manchester City with another defeat on the southern coast.

Marcus gave Tafirinier Bournemouth the lead with a deviant effort in the fourth minute.

Visitors saw that Toti Gomees had sent four minutes in the second half, and although they had improved from the first half, Wolves was unable to find the equalizer.