§ Premier League · 2026-27 · Matchday 3

Brentford 1–1 Sunderland

  • Janelt 57'
  • Le Fée 82' (pen.)

5 September 2026

The match in data

Brentford and Sunderland finished level at 1–1 on 5 September 2026, on matchday 3 of the 2026-27 Premier League.

Player of the match: Noah Sadiki (Sunderland), rated 64, thanks above all to 1 big chance created and 7 final-third passes. Sadiki produced 1.3 times as much as a midfielder typically does, at 0.7 times the cost.

It was also their best match of the season.

For Brentford, the highest-rated player was Mikkel Damsgaard, with 62.

64
Player of the match

Noah Sadiki

Sunderland · 74'

Produced 1.26× and cost 0.69× their position's average

Added
  • 1 big chance created 4.0×
  • 7 final-third passes 1.5×
  • 36 passes 1.0×
Took away
  • 1 ball lost 1.2×
  • 0.51 xG not converted 4.0×

Match ratings

Everyone who played, sorted by rating. No rating: goalkeepers and anyone who played under 20 minutes.

Brentford
PlayerPositionMinRating
Mikkel Damsgaard Midfielder 86 62
Aaron Hickey Defender 44 60
Vitaly Janelt Midfielder 90 57
Mamadou Sangaré Midfielder 46 54
Keane Lewis-Potter Midfielder 90 45
Dango Ouattara Forward 46 45
Kevin Schade Forward 90 44
Kristoffer Ajer Defender 90 44
Igor Thiago Forward 90 43
Yegor Yarmolyuk Midfielder 44 41
Jannik Schuster Defender 73 36
Jaidon Anthony Forward 44 32
Michael Kayode Defender 46 28
Caoimhín Kelleher Goalkeeper 90 no rating
Nathan Collins Defender 17 no rating
Callum Wilson Forward 4 no rating
Sunderland
PlayerPositionMinRating
Trai Hume Defender 26 67
Noah Sadiki ★ Midfielder 74 64
Kevin Danso Defender 90 59
Reinildo Mandava Defender 90 56
Granit Xhaka Midfielder 90 55
Brian Brobbey Forward 90 48
Dan Ballard Defender 90 47
Wilson Isidor Forward 26 46
Enzo Le Fée Midfielder 90 45
Nilson Angulo Midfielder 64 38
Nordi Mukiele Defender 90 30
Thomas Meunier Defender 64 29
Robin Roefs Goalkeeper 90 no rating
Malick Fofana Forward 16 no rating

How is the rating calculated?

The rating measures a single match: what the player produced against what they cost, compared with the average for their position in that league and season, and adjusted by position (a 70 for a forward is as hard to get as a 70 for a defender). A normal match is around 50, 70 is already very good and only one in a hundred goes above 80. It is not the NVP, which ranks the whole season.

See the match in La Lente Line-ups on the pitch, what each player produced and cost, and the match line by line.