Endured with 10 men against Brentford and Nottingham Forest got the point

In today’s only match for the 7th matchday of the Premier League, Nottingham Forest and Bradford they got one point each, then each other 1-1 at the headquarters of the first.

Although the hosts saw Niakate sent off with a second yellow card in the 58th minute and Norgaard to give Brentford the lead seconds later, he found a reaction, equalized with Dominguez at 65′ and withstood the pressure of her opponents until the referee’s final whistle.

Nottingham opened the scoring in the 8th minute with Avonigibut the Nigerian striker’s goal was disallowed after VAR suggested it was offside, while in the 23rd minute a good effort by Elanga was wide.

In the 57th Niakate was sent off, seeing a second yellow card for marking Visa, while after Jensen’s foul, Norgaard with a nailed header he put Brentford in front. Despite playing with one man less, Cooper’s side equalized in the 65th minute, after Tofolo’s cross and his low header Dominguezwith the visitors then pushing but not finding the goal that would have likely given them the win.

In detail, the program of the 7th matchday:



Saturday (30/9)

Aston Villa-Brighton 6-1

(14′, 21′, 65′ Watkins, 26′ aut. Estoupinian, 85′ Ramsey, 70′ Douglas Luiz – 50′ Fati)

West Ham-Sheffield United 2-0

(24′ Bowen, 37′ Sucek)

Wolves-Manchester City 2-1

(13′ aut. Dias, 66′ Huang – 58′ Alvares)

Everton-Luton 1-2

(41′ Calvert-Lewin – 25′ Lockyer, 31′ Morris)

Manchester United-Crystal Palace 0-1

(25′ Andersen)

Bournemouth-Arsenal 0-4

(17′ Saka, 44′ pen. Edegaard, 53′ pen. Havertz, 90+3′ White)

Newcastle-Burnley 2-0

(14′ Almiron, 76′ pen. Isak)

Tottenham-Liverpool 2-1

(36′ Sean, 90+6′ Matip aut. – 45+4′ Hakpo)

Sunday (1/10)

Nottingham Forest-Bradford 1-1

(65′ Dominguez – 58′ Norgaard)

Monday (2/10)

Fulham-Chelsea (22:00)

The schedule for the next (8th) matchday:



Saturday (7/10)

Luton-Tottenham (14:30)

Everton-Bournemouth (17:00)

Manchester United-Bradford (17:00)

Burnley-Chelsea (17:00)

Fulham-Sheffield United (17:00)

Crystal Palace Nottingham Forest (19:30)

Sunday (8/10)

West Ham-Newcastle (16:00)

Wolves-Aston Villa (16:00)

Brighton-Liverpool (16:00)

Arsenal-Manchester City (18:30)