Passed by Brentford and made… Everton’s boss!

He saw a white day Everton. The “sweets” passed the headquarters of Brentford, prevailing 3-1 in the context of the 6th matchday of the Premier League and celebrated their first victory in this year’s championship.

His team Sean Dice have put on a generally poor face so far in this year’s Marathon, with the exception of the match against Arsenal, as they were competitive and were beaten 1-0 at home last weekend.

He confirmed today that he has made progress, continuing his good performances and this time he was rewarded. In the 6th minute, he opened the scoring with Ducouretwith the hosts equalizing in the 28th minute with Jensen.

The 2-1 came through a stationary phase with the Tarkovsky to execute in the 67th minute after a McNeil corner. Four minutes later he scored Calvert-Lewin with a set piece that the home goalkeeper could not clear (although he found the ball) and brought Everton closer to victory.

In fact, he was the most key player for the winners, after he drove over the line in between and prevented the home side from equalizing again.

In detail, the program of the 6th matchday:

Saturday (23/9)

Crystal Palace-Fulham 0-0

Luton-Wolves 1-1

(65′ pen. Morris – 50′ Net)

Manchester City-Nottingham Forest 2-0

(7′ Foden, 14′ Haaland)

Brentford-Everton 1-3

(28′ Jensen – 6′ Ducouret, 67′ Tarkovsky, 71′ Calvert-Lewis)

Burnley-Manchester United (22:00)

Sunday (24/9)

Liverpool-West Ham (16:00)

Brighton-Bournemouth) (16:00)

Chelsea-Aston Villa (16:00)

Sheffield United-Newcastle (18:30)

The schedule for the next (7th) matchday:

Saturday (30/9)

Aston Villa-Brighton (14:30)

West Ham-Sheffield United (17:00)

Wolves-Manchester City (17:00)

Everton-Luton (17:00)

Manchester United-Crystal Palace (17:00)

Bournemouth-Arsenal (17:00)

Newcastle-Burnley (17:00)

Tottenham-Liverpool (19:30)

Sunday (1/10)



Nottingham Forest-Bradford (16:00)

Monday (2/10)



Fulham-Chelsea (22:00)