Dango Ouattara, the Brentford forward and Burkina Faso international, equalised in the 63rd minute to earn the Bees a 1-1 draw at Hull City’s MKM Stadium on 25 October 2026 in the Premier League.
Brentford left the MKM Stadium with a point. Behind since the 24th minute after a penalty from Hull forward Oli McBurnie, the Bees found a way through Dango Ouattara in the 63rd minute, according to Brentford FC.
The Burkina Faso forward, who arrived from Bournemouth in August 2025, had yet to score in the Premier League this season: he had gone five appearances without a goal, according to The Analyst. Born in Ouagadougou on 11 February 2002, he is 24 years old.
A penalty, then a recovery
Hull had nevertheless taken the lead. The Tigers were awarded a penalty in the 24th minute after a foul by Aaron Hickey on Tim Iroegbunam; McBurnie converted it, according to the Irish Examiner.
The equaliser came from work by forward Igor Thiago, who won the ball in the opposition box before setting up Ouattara. He finished from close range, according to Sky Sports, to bring the two teams level.
A first for Brentford at the back
The London club had conceded the first goal of the Premier League season, a first for them this season, according to beIN Sports. Ouattara responded before the end of the match.
In the table, Brentford are sixth with 11 points from eight matches, while Hull sit tenth with 10 points, according to Sky Sports. The Tigers remain unbeaten at home since their promotion, but have not won in six Premier League matches, beIN Sports notes.
Statistics at several levels
In the 2025-26 season, Ouattara played 32 Premier League matches for Brentford, scoring 7 goals and providing 3 assists, according to The Analyst. Before his arrival, he had played 81 league matches for Bournemouth, where he scored 9 goals and provided 9 assists.
At international level, the forward has 42 caps for Burkina Faso. His total number of goals varies by database: 13 according to Footballdatabase, 14 according to PlaymakerStats.
Keith Andrews, the Brentford head coach, said of the trip, according to the club: “It was always going to be a very difficult game coming here”.
Brentford’s and Hull City’s next match is not dated in the sources consulted. The Bees are then due to play at home, again with no date specified.