Chiedozie Ogbene

From the Guardian:

It may have been his first Premier League start, but Chiedozie Ogbene showed enough in Luton’s draw with Wolves to suggest he’ll be making plenty more this season. Having arrived from Rotherham in the summer, the Republic of Ireland winger had already impressed Luton fans with several lively performances off the bench, but this was a display of sustained flair. Even before they were reduced to 10 men, Wolves struggled to contain his momentum down the left and he combined time and again with Alfie Doughty to create a string of chances. Having drawn some of the loudest cheers of the afternoon, only being denied an assist by an excellent save from José Sá to keep out Carlton Morris, Ogbene’s standout showing did not go unnoticed in the dugout. “People love wide players dribbling and getting at people, or I certainly do anyway,” said his manager, Rob Edwards. “The supporters really bounced off him and I think he felt that. Now he needs to do it again.”

Brentford would need to be careful that they are not drawn in to a relegation battle tbh. Toney out, Rico Henry now out for the season, Raya gone (new keeper looks iffy). They were poor at home to a very average Everton side at the weekend. Might only be a blip but another injury or two to a couple of their key players and they could be drawn in.

Started on the left, moved to the right later in the game.

Helped defend a lot and whenever he got a slight chance to bring the ball forward he did and used it very smartly.