Last updated: 1 October 2026

Brentford vs Sunderland

Premier League ¡ Early season, 2026-27 Premier League
BrentfordBrentford
SunderlandSunderland
Saturday, 5 September 2026
Kicks off 15:00 UK time
Final score: Brentford 1-1 Sunderland.

Match Timeline

14'
Noah Sadiki
↑ J. Schuster ↓ N. Collins
17'
Mamadou Sangare
30'
↑ A. Hickey ↓ M. Kayode
46'
↑ Y. Yarmolyuk ↓ M. Sangare
46'
↑ J. Anthony ↓ D. Ouattara
46'
V. Janelt âšŊ
57'
Vitaly Janelt
62'
64'
↑ T. Hume ↓ T. Meunier
64'
↑ W. Isidor ↓ N. Angulo
Yehor Yarmoliuk
69'
74'
↑ M. Fofana ↓ N. Sadiki
82'
E. Le Fee âšŊ
↑ C. Wilson ↓ M. Damsgaard
86'
88'
Granit Xhaka

Match Stats

49%
BRE
Possession
51%
SUN
12Shots14
2On target5
4Corners3
19Fouls9
371Passes384
287%Pass accuracy290%
Brentford ¡ 4-2-3-1Starting XI4-2-3-1 ¡ Sunderland
1
Kelleher
GK
33
Kayode
DEF
20
Ajer
DEF
22
Collins
DEF
23
Lewis-Potter
DEF
18
Sangare
MID
27
Janelt
MID
11
Ouattara
MID
24
Damsgaard
MID
7
Schade
MID
9
Thiago
FWD
22
Roefs
GK
20
Mukiele
DEF
4
Danso
DEF
5
Ballard
DEF
17
Mandava
DEF
34
Xhaka
MID
27
Sadiki
MID
12
Meunier
MID
28
Fee
MID
10
Angulo
MID
9
Brobbey
FWD
Brentford Subs
17'↑ Schusterfor↓ Collins
46'↑ Hickeyfor↓ Kayode
46'↑ Yarmolyukfor↓ Sangare
46'↑ Anthonyfor↓ Ouattara
86'↑ Wilsonfor↓ Damsgaard
Unused
ValdimarssonHenryDioufCarvalho
Sunderland Subs
64'↑ Humefor↓ Meunier
64'↑ Isidorfor↓ Angulo
74'↑ Fofanafor↓ Sadiki
Unused
EllborgAldereteO'NienMethalieRiggAhoka

Player Ratings

Best Performer
Janelt
Brentford
8
Best Performer
Roefs
Sunderland
7.5
Damsgaard7.5
Thiago7.3
Schuster7.2
Kayode7
Kelleher6.9
Ajer6.7
Sangare6.7
Ouattara6.7
Collins6.6
Schade6.6
Hickey6.5
Yarmoliuk6.5
Anthony6.3
Wilson6.3
Lewis-Potter5.9
Ballard7.5
FÊe7.3
Danso7.2
Xhaka7.2
Hume7.2
Mukiele6.9
Mandava6.9
Angulo6.9
Isidor6.9
Sadiki6.6
Fofana6.6
Brobbey6.2
Meunier6

Reverse Fixture

The return leg: Sunderland host Brentford
SunderlandvsBrentford
13 March 2027
View fixture →

Venue

Brentford home ground
Gtech Community Stadium
Brentford, London
17,250
capacity
Opened 2020

Opened in 2020, the Gtech Community Stadium is one of the newest grounds in the Premier League and sits just yards from Brentford's former home at Griffin Park, which the club vacated after 116 years. The stadium's design emphasises steep stands close to the pitch, creating an intense atmosphere despite its modest capacity of 17,250. Its location beside the M4 motorway and close to Kew Bridge rail station makes it one of the more accessible grounds in west London.

About These Clubs

Season information and quick links for both sides