News about Diego Llorente

KIERAN GILL AT THE GTECH COMUNITY STADIUM: Usually, Premier League executives are coy when asked whether one of their players should be in the England squad, trotting out the old 'I can't pick Gareth Southgate's squad for him.' Not Thomas Frank. Brentford's boss is different, and he did not hide behind any cliched answer after Ivan Toney's hat-trick on Saturday. 'I have stated many times that I am the best penalty taker in the world, and I hope I don't get bored (of) saying it,' Frank said of his 26-year-old striker.' England has been in a few penalty shootouts, and they will have to select Ivan if they want to win one.'

BRIGHTON 1-0 LEEDS – KATHRYN BATTE AT THE AMEX STADIUM: For 66 minutes, it seemed that the absence of a clinical striker would cost Brighton another. Graham Potter is thankfully for a midfielder who is more than capable of finding the back of the net. Leeds' first defeat of the season came thanks to Pascal Gross's only goal. Gross has already met his goal tally from previous seasons, and he was by far the best player on the field at the Amex.

ADRIAN KAJUMBA AT ST MARY'S: Southampton came back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at St Mary's thanks to Kyle Walker-Peters' late equalizer. The visitors recovered from an early injury to Patrick Bamford, scoring two second half goals and seeming to be about to condemn the Saints to back-to-back defeats in their two first games of the season. However, the home team made it back to action by Joe Aribo's first goal for the club after joining from Rangers. Walker-Peters' comeback was interrupted by nine minutes from time, but both teams' spoils were revealed.