Crystal Palace
BrentfordDay 5
Crystal Palace: 13. Guaita, 2. Ward, 6. Guehi, 15. Schlupp( till 76'), 16. Andersen J., 17. Clyne, 7. Olise( till 80'), 10. Eze( till 76'), 11. Zaha, 28. Doucouré C.O., 14. Mateta( till 54')
Substitution: 22. Édouard O.(from 54'), 4. Milivojevic(from 76'), 9. Jordan Ayew(from 76'), 3. Mitchell T.(from 80')
Bench: 21. Johnstone S., 26. Richards Chr., 23. Ebiowei, 55. Phillips K., 78. Rodney K.
Yellow Cards: Doucouré C.O. 94'
Brentford: 1. Raya, 2. Hickey( till 79'), 3. Henry R., 13. Zanka, 16. Mee B., 26. Baptiste S.( till 68'), 27. Janelt, 8. Jensen Ma.( till 79'), 17. Toney I., 19. Mbeumo( till 67'), 23. Lewis-Potter( till 68')
Substitution: 15. Onyeka(from 67'), 10. Dasilva J.(from 68'), 24. Damsgaard M.(from 68'), 11. Wissa Y.(from 79'), 14. Ghoddos(from 79')
Bench: 22. Strakosha, 30. Roerslev, 29. Bech Sorensen, 33. Stevens F.
Yellow Cards: Hickey 72', Toney I. 83'
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Oleksandr Zinchenko played a significant role in the opening goal of the Premier League season
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On the eve of the new season, Mikel Arteta faced the media to discuss a variety of topics.
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Brentford's Director of Football Phil Giles commented upon Yehor Yarmoliuk's arrival in West London
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Brentford Football Club has announced the signing of Ukrainian midfield player Yehor Yarmoliuk
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Ukrainian ournalist Igor Tsyganyk reports that Brentford have stepped up their efforts to sign Shakhtar winger Mykhaylo Mudryk
