Frank Onyeka got very good rating after his impressive performance helped Premier League new comers Brentford defeat Arsenal in the first fixture of the season.
The ratings was done by The Mirror and was for every Brentford player who featured.
Brentford recorded their first top-flight win in 74 years after a shock 2-0 win against visiting Arsenal.
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Goals from Sergi Canos and Christian Norgaard secured the win.
Onyeka who joined Brentford from Midtjylland in the summer played for 80 minutes and got seven out of 10 for his impressive display.
And commenting on his display, The Mirror wrote :”Frank The Tank has a Premier League engine. Lively from the first minutes and covered every inch, giving the Gunners no wiggle room.”
Next up for Onyeka and Brentford teammates is an away trip to Crystal Palace next week Saturday.
Brentford player ratings vs Arsenal:
David Raya 7
Kristoffer Ajer 7
Pontus Jansson 7
Ethan Pinnock 8
Sergi Canos 8
Frank Onyeka 7
Christian Nørgaard 8
Vitaly Janelt 7
Rico Henry 7
Bryan Mbeumo 8
Ivan Toney 7
By James Agberebi
7 Comments
Very sharp in his touches and movement….he will do great things as the season goes on….I also foresee goals for him because of the advance role he is playing for Bredford….. Go Onyeka go…. you will conquer
@Dr.Drey… My comrade friend… how was your night… Lol? Goodmorning to you and all forumites… Meanwhile… Congrats to Onyeka for starting life in the EPL with aplomb. Cheers to all and one love…
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Onyeka,was a delight to watch.His ball movement was fantastic.Though yet to fully integrate with the team,as he did not get much of the ball(which is a result of lack of trust yet from his team mates) but all of that will change from next match going by what he did yestaday.
I am so glad for the way and manner he has adapted quickly to EPL,wish him injury free campaign.Haven said that he must improve on his tackles which can be rash sometimes.This is one area Ndidi is miles ahead.
Be that as it may,Onyeka, is a great asset to the se and I pray God give him grace and strenght.
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Even football.london rated Onyeka highly on his maiden premier league match against a London opposition.
Here is what they wrote:
“Frank Onyeka
Strong debut in his first match in English football. Box to box and didn’t give Arsenal’s midfielders a chance to settle. Looped an early header over the bar. 8”