News about Saman Ghoddos

OLIVER HOLT: Ollie Watkins, one of England's top players this season, took a shot at a corner and guided his header into the net at Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday. The goal lifted his Aston Villa team to second place in the Premier League for a brief period of time, and Watkins' momentum carried them to the goal. He stood for a few moments, roaring in glee, his hands on his hips in a defiant, triumphant posture, surrounded by his teammates. Watkins, a former Brentford player, pointed to one of the home supporters at the end, an unrecognizable figure out of the camera picture, and nodded his head before turning away. Saman Ghoddos of Brentford then shoved Watkins, and all hell broke loose.

OLI GAMP AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: Thomas Frank's men were strong here and may have scored five or six points, but you can bet they would have bitten your hand off for the 3-0 win that they ended up with. Before two spectacular long-range performances from Bryan Mbeumo and replacement Saman Ghoddos, they had put them in control before a much-needed confidence booster.

The first international break of the new season is here, but Premier League players will not be given any time for rest and relaxation as they represent their respective nations. Any English top-flight player is residing in the United Kingdom, and the air miles are racking up for people traveling around the world to compete in international tournaments. When the Premier League returns, players will be able to travel for shorter trips abroad for European Championship qualifiers against Ukraine and Scotland, but others will have to face long-haul flights that could cause wreak havoc on their body clocks.

On Boxing Day, the Premier League will resume, with more than six weeks off. It varied in terms of how many players from each team were at the World Cup in Qatar - from two at a few sides to 16 at Manchester City - but how did clubs' players get on?How far did they get, and how many minutes did they play? Sportsmail has a look at how the World Cup affected each team in the top division and how they might be affected going forward as a result of the tournament.

England will get their World Cup debut on Monday, November 21 as they face Iran in Group B's first game, with potentially difficult fixtures against the United States and Wales to come. Iran however, will be no minnows as they go into the World Cup ranked 20th in the world and have the ability to cause the Three Lions' problems. Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to hear about below in the case.

Gareth Southgate's players face a tough opposition 58 days from now as they defeated a solid Uruguay team, showing that England's first World Cup group stage opponents, Iran, showed that Gareth Southgate's players face a serious threat 58 days from now. Mehdi Taremi, a consistent threat to Porto for many years, was the winner of a slick passing move that exemplified Iran's technical proficiency. Brentford's Saman Ghoddos, who hasn't had no Premier League games this season, stood out. He had flicked a ball over Martin Cáceres to run further down the right and launched a deft return pass from which left-sided forward Mehdi Torabi should have scored before initiating the attack, which resulted in the goal.

Graham Potter has always rose to the occasion, regardless of the occasion. DAVID COVERDALE: Whatever the occasion, Graham Potter has always rose to the occasion. Chelsea's 47-year-old will get his first glimpse at the demands of playing at one of Europe's top clubs and managing in the Champions League. Potter hasn't mastered the art of hiding. Although the head of Swedish side Ostersunds will embark on a new cultural project each season, culminating in an end-of-year exhibition. They staged rock and rap performances, and most memorably performed their own version of ballet Swan Lake.