This Saturday, the Premier League multiplex offered us three interesting games. For his first under his new colors, Dango Ouattara was expected. Recruited for 42 million euros by Brentford, the Burkinabé striker met the expectations placed in him in his first match. Standed by his new audience against Aston Villa, the former Lorientais unlocked his counter in the 12th minute of play (1-0, 12th). Despite the domination of the villans which pushed to return to the game, the score has no longer evolved and Villa continues to tread after its inaugural draw against Newcastle (0-0). First victory for Brentford.
At the same time, Bournemouth launched his home season against Wolverhampton. Balayed last week against Manchester City (4-0), the Wolves quickly conceded the opening of the score with the strike of Marcus Tavernier which was countered by Emmanuel Agbadou before finishing at the bottom of the nets (1-0, 2nd). Despite some opportunities, the expulsion of Toti Gomes in the 49th minute buried the last hopes of Wolverhampton who concedes a second row in the Premier League this season. Finally, Sunderland, winner of West Ham last week (3-0), came back down to Earth losing on the lawn of Burnley because of goals scored by Josh Cullen (47th) and Jaididen Anthony (88th).
