Brentford Wins First Game Under Keith Andrews with Debut Goal from Record Signing
Brentford Wins First Game Under Keith Andrews with Debut Goal from Record Signing

Brentford Wins First Game Under Keith Andrews with Debut Goal from Record Signing

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Brentford secured their first Premier League win under new head coach Keith Andrews with a 1-0 victory against Aston Villa, marking an improved performance after a disappointing opening defeat to Nottingham Forest. The winning goal was scored by Dango Ouattara, the club's record £42.5 million signing from Bournemouth, who made a strong debut with a decisive run and finish just 12 minutes into the match. Andrews praised the team's identity, spirit, and connection among players, staff, and fans, highlighting the selfless and tactical nature of their play, particularly noting Jordan Henderson's influential midfield performance. Despite Brentford's limited possession, their defensive organization and counterattacking threat proved effective, while Villa struggled offensively and remain without a goal this season. The win signals a promising start for Brentford as they adjust to life after former manager Thomas Frank, with new signings demonstrating potential to positively impact the team. Additionally, Brentford bolstered their coaching staff with the addition of Stephen Rice as a set-piece coach, aiming to build on their progress.

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