Weekend for Senegalese players abroad: Jackson and Habib Diallo score, Arouna Sanganté struggles

Three days after Patrick Vieira announced his first squad, the Senegalese internationals were expected to take to the pitches around the world. Several of them distinguished themselves, including Nicolas Jackson and Habib Diallo, who both scored this weekend.

In France , the roundup begins with Habib Diallo, who has found the back of the net again for Le Mans. The Senegalese international scored his team's second goal in their 2-1 victory over Lorient.

At home, Moustapha Mbow's Paris FC beat Pape Demba Diop's Strasbourg (2-1). The Senegalese defender unfortunately scored an own goal, but it had no bearing on the result as his team still won.

At the Stade Louis-II, Monaco, with Sadibou Sané and Lamine Camara, defeated Abdallah Sima's Lens 2-1. At the Groupama Stadium, Moussa Niakhaté's Lyon comfortably beat Boulaye Dia and Issa Soumaré's Stade Rennais 4-0. Soumaré, recently called up to the national team, was absent for this match.

Le Havre, with Rassoul Ndiaye coming on in the 82nd minute, lost to Toulouse (3-2). Meanwhile, Nice, with Yehvann Diouf in the starting lineup, defeated Lille (2-1).

In England , Aston Villa, featuring Nicolas Jackson and Ibrahim Mbaye, secured their first Premier League victory of the season, defeating Tottenham 3-2. Jackson scored Villa's second goal in the 67th minute. Ibrahim Mbaye came on as a substitute in the 83rd minute.

Hull City, without their Senegalese defender Nobel Mendy, lost 2-1 away to Newcastle. Iliman Ndiaye started the match and contributed to Manchester City's impressive 5-3 victory over Habib Diarra's Sunderland. Diarra remains sidelined with an injury.

Ismaïla Sarr's Crystal Palace earned a point away at Leeds (0-0). The Senegalese winger came on in the 82nd minute. Brentford, with El Hadji Malick Diouf entering the game in the 81st minute, comfortably defeated Chelsea (3-0).

In Spain , for the 7th day, Rayo Vallecano, with Pathé Ciss in the starting lineup, brought back a point from their trip to Osasuna (1-1).

Arouna Sanganté's Sevilla FC suffered a home defeat against FC Barcelona (1-3). The Senegalese defender endured a difficult match against the Catalan attackers.

Mamadou Sarr remained on the bench during Real Sociedad's away victory against Valencia (3-2). Villarreal, with Pape Gueye in the starting lineup and Alassane Diatta on the bench, defeated Levante (3-1).

In Italy, for the 5th matchday, Assane Diao's Como fell to Frosinone (2-0). Parma, with Abdoulaye Niakhaté Ndiaye remaining on the bench, defeated Genoa (2-1).

Idrissa Gueye, who came on in the 37th minute, couldn't prevent Udinese's defeat at home to Cagliari (0-1). Pape Matar Sarr, who entered the game in the 46th minute, contributed to Juventus' victory over Atalanta (2-0).

In Germany , Bayern Munich, without Bara Sapoko Ndiaye who remained on the bench, crushed Union Berlin (7-0). Moussa Ndiaye was also on the bench during Werder Bremen's victory against Augsburg (3-2).

In Turkey , Ismail Jakobs and Galatasaray suffered a heavy defeat against Mohamed Salah's Trabzonspor (4-0).

In Belgium , Club Brugge, with Mamadou Diakhon coming on in the 86th minute, beat Genk 3-0. Ilay Camara remains injured and unavailable for Anderlecht, who defeated Zulte Waregem 3-0.

In Greece, Chérif Ndiaye proved decisive by scoring PAOK's second goal, which saw them win on Panetolikos' pitch (3-1).

In Serbia , Bamba Dieng played in Red Star Belgrade's 3-0 victory over Radnički Niš. The Senegalese striker came on as a substitute in the 61st minute.

In Saudi Arabia , the championship is taking a break and will resume on October 9.