Brentford vs Man United LIVE: Latest Premier League updates

When Marnix Kolder was playing in a side managed by Erik ten Hag, his role was fairly uncomplicated. “I was the ‘escape’,” he told The Independent earlier this year. “When the ball was pressured at the back, the long ball from the keeper or the central defender came to me. I don’t know the word in English – a coat stand? The “kapstok”. It’s a typical word in Dutch. The big person they can play the balls to, then you play to the midfielders or to the side.”

PENALTY! Aaron Ramsdale clips Jamie Vardy, it’s a penalty for Leicester.

VAR overturns the penalty, no complaint from Ramsdale, but the Gunners get away with it. Still 2-0.

Bournemouth with a rude awakening to life back in the Premier League.

Foden with the third, De Bruyne with the assist, this is all too easy. 3-0.

An inswinging corner from Arsenal and it causes havoc for Leicester.

Great movement from Gabriel Jesus, little flick, and it’s 2-0.

Arsenal cruising at the Emirates.

De Bruyne gives Man City a two-goal cushion, a long afternoon for Bournemouth ahead.

GOAL! Gabriel Jesus gives Arsenal the lead over Leicester.

A delicious finish, the Brazilian is off the mark.

The Emirates Stadium erupts, the start of what promises to be a sensational spell in north London. 1-0.

Arsenal under pressure early against Leicester, with Wesley Fofana driving forward from right centre-back.

He must do better when he collects the ball, rushing the finish as Ramsdale crowds him.

Gundogan scores! Some nice interplay with Haaland, and the German is sent through on goal, smart finish. 1-0 to City!

We’ll bring you the latest scores around the Premier League as we build up to the late kick-off at the Brentford Community Stadium.

Armstrong one on one for Saints, but Llorente takes everything with a last-ditch challenge to save Leeds. VAR has a look, no penalty! Did he take the man first, then the ball?

Thomas Frank has hailed Manchester United’s new manager Erik ten Hag as “brilliant” and admitted he is looking forward to a reunion with Christian Eriksen when the Red Devils travel to Brentford on Saturday.

United suffered a surprise defeat to Brighton on the opening weekend of the season, after putting in a below-par performance at Old Trafford.

The Bees go into the match off the back of a comeback 2-2 draw at Leicester where they fought back from two goals behind to secure the point.

However, Frank does not believe there is a good time to play United.

“I don’t think there is an ideal time,” the Bees manager said. “In general I don’t believe in if it’s a perfect situation to play them in or a bad situation to play them in.