Brentford

Brentford denied by late Douglas Luiz equalizer.

Ivan Toney scored the match's first goal for Brentford in the 65th minute. Villa's Douglas Luiz responded with an equalizer in the 87th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• The Bees saw a bit less of the ball with 42% possession, but that didn't cost them.
• The teams created a similar amount of chances, with the Bees registering 16 shots to the Villans' 14.

The Details

Ethan Pinnock excellent reading of the game was on show again, intercepting the ball 4 times. For Villa, Lucas Digne was relentless, getting 5 crosses into the opposition box. On a positive note for the Villans, they had a clear advantage in the passing game, racking up 421 completed passes to the Bees' 303.

Brentford finally get another point on the board. Meanwhile, Villa's run of wins comes to an end.

Next up, Brentford prepare to add another chapter to their rivalry with Chelsea on Wednesday, April 26th. While Villa take on Fulham at Villa Park on Tuesday, April 25th. Can the Bees build on this result? Will the Villans continue to pick up points?

Wolves too strong for Brentford in comprehensive victory.

Diego Costa put Wolves 1-0 up in the 27th minute. Hwang Heechan extended Wolves' lead in the 69th minute which looked to make the closing stages more comfortable, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder.

The Overview

• It was an even battle for possession (51% vs 49%), but Wolves created more chances, registering 11 attempts to the Bees' ten.
• Wolves' shooting precision paid off as they achieved an impressive 82% accuracy.

The Details

Pablo Sarabia posed a threat out wide all game, registering 6 crosses, although Matheus Cunha was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. Wolves had a slight edge in the passing department, registering 454 completed passes compared to the Bees' 430.

Wolves make it two wins in two. Meanwhile, Things go from bad to worse for Brentford as they lose again.

Both squads play next on Saturday, April 22nd. Wolves meet Leicester at the King Power Stadium, while Brentford take on Villa at Brentford Community Stadium. Can Wolves make it three wins in a row? Will the Bees halt their terrible form?

Newcastle grab all three points on the road.

Ivan Toney got the opener from the penalty spot for Brentford in the 45th minute. Newcastle's David Raya then responded with an equalizer in the 54th minute. Alexander Isak then netted a 61st minute strike to give Newcastle the win.

The Overview

• The Magpies saw a bit more of the ball (59% possession) and converted that into 10 attempts on goal.
• Despite the loss, the Bees had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 12 shots in the match.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Magpies had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 40%.

The Details

Kieran Trippier continually probed down the flank, getting 10 crosses into the box, although Joelinton was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. The Magpies' passing prowess was on show as they completed 420 passes over the course of the game compared to the Bees' 279.

Brentford will hope this isn't the start of a losing streak. Meanwhile, The wins keep on coming for Newcastle.

Both squads play next on Saturday, April 15th. Brentford meet Wolves at Molineux, while Newcastle take on Villa at Villa Park. Can the Bees get out of this rough patch? Will the Magpies keep their great form going?

Alexis Mac Allister stuns Brentford with late equalizer.

This was a thriller. Pontus Jansson opened the score for Brentford in the 10th minute after a set up by Mathias Jensen. Following the opening goal, Brentford proceeded to add on 2 more goals. Brighton matched them score for score, leading to an exhilarating 3-3 tie.

The Overview

• The Bees were able to get away with a point despite only having 27% possession.
• They didn't lose, but it might feel like it for the Seagulls. They managed a massive 26 more shots than their opponents.

The Details

Pascal Groß had a field day, registering 13 crosses. The Seagulls' success on the ball wasn't enough to take the win, drawing despite completing 347 more passes than the Bees. For Brentford, it was a frustrating game for Mikkel Damsgaard, who only registered 18 touches of the ball.

Brighton's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Brentford earn their second draw in a row.

Next up, Brighton take on Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday, April 4th. While Brentford take on Man United at Old Trafford on Wednesday, April 5th. Can the Seagulls do better next time? Will the Bees start a run of draws?

Nothing to separate Brentford and Leicester.

Mathias Jensen began the scoring for Brentford in the 32nd minute. Leicester's Harvey Barnes responded with an equalizer in the 52nd minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• In a tightly contested game, the teams had a fairly equal share of the ball with 53% possession for the Bees and 47% for the Foxes.
• The teams created a similar amount of chances, with the Foxes registering 14 shots to the Bees' 11.

The Details

For Leicester, James Maddison didn't let the opposition rest, getting 4 crosses into the box, while Wilfred Ndidi excellent reading of the game was on show again, each intercepted the ball 4 times. While the passing game was close, the Bees had a slight advantage, clocking up 486 completed passes to the Foxes' 442.

Brentford's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Leicester end their streak of defeats.

Both squads play next on Saturday, April 1st. Brentford take on Brighton at the AMEX, while Leicester meet Palace at Selhurst Park. Can the Bees do better next time? Will the Foxes continue to make strides?

Brentford go home with all three points after win over Southampton.

Ivan Toney scored the match's first goal for Brentford in the 32nd minute after being found by Christian Nørgaard. Brentford's Yoane Wissa added another in the 90th minute, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, resulting in a 2-0 win.

The Overview

• With what little of the ball the Bees had (33%), they were creative with it, generating 11 attempts at goal.
• Saints didn't generate enough chances, only mustering seven total shots throughout the contest.
• The Bees' accuracy paid off well, 45% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Bryan Mbeumo continually probed down the flank, getting 5 crosses into the box. Saints completed 284 more passes than the Bees, but it came to nothing in the end as they left with a loss.

Southampton's mixed form continues. Meanwhile, Things look to be on the up for Brentford as they come away with all three points.

Both squads play next on Saturday, March 18th. There's no let up for Southampton as they’re faced with the prospect of a high-flying Liverpool side, while Brentford meet Leicester at Brentford Community Stadium. Can Saints improve their form? Will the Bees win again?

Strong defensive display gives Everton the win.

Dwight McNeil opened the scoring early for Everton in the 1st minute following some good work by Abdoulaye Doucouré. Neither team scored over the remainder of the match, as Everton defeated Brentford.

The Overview

• With what little of the ball the Toffees had (33%), they were creative with it, generating 13 attempts at goal.
• Despite the loss, the Bees had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 12 shots in the match.
• The Toffees' accuracy paid off well, 46% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Dwight McNeil continually probed down the flank, getting 7 crosses into the box, although Amadou Onana was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. The Bees' dominance on the ball came to no avail, completing 247 more passes than the Toffees yet still losing the game.

Everton bag a win. Meanwhile, Brentford's mixed form continues.

Next up, Everton meet Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, March 18th. While Brentford meet Southampton at St. Mary's on Wednesday, March 15th. Can the Toffees win again? Will the Bees improve their form?

Brentford edge past Fulham in five-goal thriller.

Ethan Pinnock netted the first goal of the match for Brentford in the 6th minute. After the first, Brentford proceeded to add on 2 more goals. Fulham nearly kept up in this high-scoring affair, scoring 2 of their own, but it wasn't enough as Brentford narrowly took the win in this exciting match.

The Overview

• With what little of the ball the Bees had (36%), they were creative with it, generating 14 attempts at goal.
• The Cottagers didn't generate enough chances, only mustering nine total shots throughout the contest.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Bees had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 43%.
• Fulham lacked discipline, picking up three yellow cards in the game. Saša Lukić, Aleksandar Mitrović and Willian all ended up in the referee's book.

The Details

Mathias Jensen and Rico Henry posed a threat out wide all game, each registering 5 crosses, although Yoane Wissa and Mikkel Damsgaard were frequent offenders, committing 4 fouls. The Cottagers' dominance on the ball came to no avail, completing 215 more passes than the Bees yet still losing the game.

Brentford end their winless run. Meanwhile, Fulham's mixed form continues.

Next up, Brentford meet Everton at Goodison Park on Saturday, March 11th. While Fulham meet Arsenal at Craven Cottage on Sunday, March 12th. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Bees? Will the Cottagers improve their form?

Late Vitaly Janelt goal denies Crystal Palace victory.

Eberechi Eze netted the first goal of the match for Palace in the 69th minute. Brentford's Vitaly Janelt responded with a tying goal in the 90th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• There was a slight possession advantage to the Bees with 59%, but it didn't prove decisive.
• The teams created a similar amount of chances, with the Bees registering 12 shots to the Eagles' ten.

The Details

Bryan Mbeumo had a field day, registering 7 crosses, while Benjamin Mee racked up 4 interceptions throughout the game, constantly frustrating the Eagles. On a positive note for the Bees, they had a clear advantage in the passing game, racking up 519 completed passes to the Eagles' 360.

Back-to-back draws for Brentford. Meanwhile, Palace earn their second draw in a row.

Next up, Brentford meet Man United at Old Trafford on Sunday, February 26th. While Palace take on Liverpool at Selhurst Park on Saturday, February 25th. Can the Bees make it three consecutive draws? Will the Eagles start a run of draws?

Brentford cling on in draw with Arsenal.

Leandro Trossard got the opener for Arsenal in the 66th minute. Brentford's Ivan Toney responded with a tying goal in the 74th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• It may have ended in a draw but the Gunners might consider themselves unlucky as they had 69% possession in the game.
• The Gunners will wonder how they only managed a point after racking up 14 more shots than the Bees throughout the game.

The Details

Ben White had a field day, registering 9 crosses. Despite drawing, the Gunners technical superiority was on show as they completed 331 more passes than the Bees.

Arsenal's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Brentford continue their string of mixed results.

Next up, Arsenal have a massive game against Man City on Wednesday, February 15th. While Brentford meet Palace at Brentford Community Stadium on Saturday, February 18th. Can the Gunners do better next time? Will the Bees improve their form?

Brentford claim all three points.

Benjamin Mee began the scoring for Brentford in the 41st minute after a set up by Bryan Mbeumo. The match got even better for Brentford when Bryan Mbeumo extended their lead just before half, and Mathias Jensen put on the finishing touches with a third goal in the 80th to get them the 3-0 win.

The Overview

• It was an even battle for possession (49% vs 51%), and both teams registered 14 shots.
• Although they got the win, the Bees were wasteful in front of goal, only getting 29% of their total shots on target.

The Details

Bryan Mbeumo posed a threat out wide all game, registering 4 crosses. While the passing game was fairly consistent, Saints had a slight advantage, clocking up 426 completed passes compared to the Bees' 399.

Brentford take the lion's share of the points. Meanwhile, it's another game, another loss for Southampton.

Both squads play next on Saturday, February 11th. Brentford meet Arsenal at the Emirates, while Southampton prepare for a pivotal clash against Wolves. Can the Bees win again? Will Saints get out of this rough patch?

Leeds and Brentford share the spoils.

Leeds and Brentford had to settle for a point apiece after a drab encounter at Elland Road. Neither team was really able to get anything going in the contest, which certainly wasn't one for the neutral. A draw was the right result in the end and both sides will be hoping to produce a bit more creative spark next time out.

The Overview

• There was a slight possession advantage to the Whites with 59%, but it didn't prove decisive.
• The teams created a similar amount of chances, with the Whites registering nine shots to the Bees' six.

The Details

Jack Harrison posed a threat out wide all game, registering 6 crosses. Positives for the Whites? Their superior passing game was clear for all to see; they completed 503 passes compared to the Bees' 346. For Brentford, Ivan Toney was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls.

Leeds' unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Brentford's run of wins comes to an end.

Next up, Leeds meet Forest at the City Ground on Sunday, February 5th. While Brentford meet Southampton at Brentford Community Stadium on Saturday, February 4th. Can the Whites do better next time? Will the Bees continue to pick up points?

Brentford claim all three points.

Ivan Toney began the scoring by capitalising from the penalty spot for Brentford in the 39th minute. Brentford's Mathias Jensen added another in the 75th minute, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, resulting in a 2-0 win.

The Overview

• It was an even battle for possession (50% vs 50%), but the Bees created more chances, registering 12 attempts to the Cherries' seven.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Bees had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 33%.

The Details

Josh Dasilva posed a threat out wide all game, registering 7 crosses. The Cherries won the passing battle but only just; they completed 433 passes compared to the Bees' 429.

Brentford's fine form continues. Meanwhile, Bournemouth's woeful losing run continues.

Next up, Brentford take on Leeds at Elland Road on Sunday, January 22nd. While Bournemouth take on Forest in a bottom-of-the-table dogfight on Saturday, January 21st. Can the Bees keep their great form going? Will the Cherries halt their terrible form?

Brentford see off Liverpool at Brentford Community Stadium.

Ibrahima Konaté began the scoring by turning the ball into his own net, digging a hole for Brentford in the 19th minute. Yoane Wissa then doubled the lead with a goal in the 42nd minute. Down 2-0, Liverpool's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain narrowed the deficit with a strike in the 50th minute. However, the comeback attempt was futile as Bryan Mbeumo put the game out of reach with an 84th minute goal to secure the win for Brentford.

The Overview

• Despite not having much of the ball (27% possession), the Bees used it well and created plenty of chances with ten shots in total.
• Going forward the Reds looked dangerous, amassing 16 shots in total.
• The Bees' shooting precision paid off as they achieved an impressive 70% accuracy.

The Details

Bryan Mbeumo and Mathias Jensen continually probed down the flank, each getting 5 crosses into the box, although Yoane Wissa was caught offside four times, preventing him from adding further gloss to the scoreline. Despite their loss, the Reds' passing game was on show for all to see; they completed a massive 407 more passes than the Bees.

It's another win for Brentford as they make it two on the bounce. Meanwhile, Liverpool's winning run comes to an end.

Both squads play next on Saturday, January 14th. Brentford take on Bournemouth at Brentford Community Stadium, while Liverpool take on Brighton at the AMEX. Can the Bees make it three wins in a row? Will the Reds put this disappointment behind them?

Brentford ease to victory over West Ham.

Ivan Toney opened the score for Brentford in the 18th minute. Brentford's Josh Dasilva added another in the 43rd minute, and there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, resulting in a 2-0 win.

The Overview

• Without seeing a lot of the ball (37% possession), the Bees managed to muster nine shots.
• The Hammers peppered the Bees' goal with 20 shots, but it was all in vain.
• The Bees' shooting precision paid off as they achieved an impressive 67% accuracy.

The Details

For West Ham, Vladimir Coufal pushed hard to create chances, but his 14 crosses weren't enough to affect the outcome, while it was a frustrating game for Gianluca Scamacca, who only registered 16 touches of the ball. The Hammers completed 236 more passes than the Bees, but it came to nothing in the end as they left with a loss.

West Ham's woeful losing run continues. Meanwhile, Brentford get back to winning ways.

Next up, West Ham face Leeds in a game with a lot riding on it on Wednesday, January 4th. While Brentford take on Liverpool at Brentford Community Stadium on Monday, January 2nd. Can the Hammers halt their terrible form? Will the Bees win again?

Honors even at Brentford Community Stadium.

Vitaly Janelt got the opener for Brentford in the 15th minute. Ivan Toney then doubled the lead with a goal in the 54th minute. Down 2-0, Tottenham's Harry Kane narrowed the deficit with a strike in the 65th minute. Tottenham then completed the comeback on a Pierre Emile Højbjerg goal to secure one point.

The Overview

• A point shouldn't disappoint the Bees too much as they only had 39% possession in the game.
• They may have shared the points, but Spurs will rue missed opportunities having had 16 shots compared to the Bees' nine.

The Details

For Tottenham, Ivan Perišić didn't let the opposition rest, getting 11 crosses into the box. Despite drawing, Spurs moved the ball about nicely and clocked up 200 more completed passes than their opponents.

Brentford's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Tottenham continue their string of mixed results.

Next up, Brentford take on West Ham at the London Stadium on Friday, December 30th. While Tottenham meet Villa at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, January 1st. Can the Bees do better next time? Will Spurs improve their form?

Brentford go home with all three points after win over Man City.

Ivan Toney netted the first goal of the match for Brentford in the 16th minute. Man City's Phil Foden retaliated with an equalizer in the 45th minute. With the scores level, Ivan Toney netted a timely 90th minute goal that proved to be the difference, securing Brentford all three points.

The Overview

• Despite not having much of the ball (25% possession), the Bees used it well and created plenty of chances with ten shots total.
• Despite having 29 shots, City paid the price for not taking advantage of their chances.
• The Bees' shooting precision paid off as they achieved an impressive 80% accuracy.

The Details

For Man City, Kevin De Bruyne pushed hard to create chances, but his 16 crosses weren't enough to affect the outcome. City couldn't get the win despite dominating the ball, completing 401 more passes than the Bees.

Man City get a shock to their system as they taste defeat for the first time in a while. Meanwhile, Brentford end a frustrating run.

Next up, Man City meet Leeds at Elland Road on Wednesday, December 28th. While Brentford take on Tottenham at Brentford Community Stadium on Monday, December 26th. Can City put this disappointment behind them? Will this be the start of a winning streak for the Bees?

Forest stage comeback at Brentford to grab a point.

Morgan Gibbs-White netted the first goal of the match for Forest in the 20th minute after being found by Emmanuel Dennis. Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo retaliated with an equalizer in the 45th minute. With the match tied at 1-1, Brentford's Yoane Wissa broke the tie with a 75th minute strike. However, they weren't able to hold on as Forest got an own goal from Mathias Jørgensen in the 90th minute to secure each team one point.

The Overview

• In a tightly contested game, the teams had a fairly equal share of the ball with 48% possession for the Tricky Trees and 52% for the Bees.
• They may have shared the points, but the Tricky Trees will rue missed opportunities having had 15 shots compared to the Bees' six.

The Details

Neco Williams had a field day, registering 7 crosses, although Ryan Yates was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. While the passing game was fairly consistent, the Bees had a slight advantage, clocking up 456 completed passes to the Tricky Trees' 416.

Forest's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Brentford earn their second draw in a row.

Both squads play next on Saturday, November 12th. Forest take on Palace at the City Ground, while Brentford meet Man City at the Etihad. Can the Tricky Trees do better next time? Will the Bees start a run of draws?

Brentford and Wolves share the spoils.

Benjamin Mee got the opener for Brentford in the 50th minute. Wolves' Rúben Neves retaliated with an equalizer in the 52nd minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• There was a slight possession advantage to the Bees with 59%, but it didn't prove decisive.
• The teams created a similar amount of chances, with Wolves registering 14 shots to the Bees' 12.

The Details

On a positive note for the Bees, they had a clear advantage in the passing game, racking up 420 completed passes to Wolves' 297. For Wolves, Adama Traoré didn't let the opposition rest, getting 6 crosses into the box, while it was a frustrating game for Diego Costa, who only registered 18 touches of the ball.

Brentford's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Wolves end their streak of defeats.

Both squads play next on Saturday, November 5th. Brentford take on Forest at the City Ground, while Wolves meet Brighton at Molineux. Can the Bees do better next time? Will Wolves continue to make strides?

Villa claim all three points.

Leon Bailey began the scoring for Villa in the 2nd minute following some good work by Douglas Luiz. Danny Ings then doubled the lead with a goal in the 7th minute. Villa proceeded to tack on two more to easily win this one against Brentford.

The Overview

• In a tight battle for the ball, the Villans made good use of their possession (45%), generating 19 shots to the Bees' 12 shots.
• The Villans' accuracy paid off well, 58% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Douglas Luiz and Leon Bailey posed a threat out wide all game, each registering 5 crosses, although Ollie Watkins was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. The Bees had a small but notable advantage in the passing department, racking up 403 completed passes compared to the Villans' 333.

Villa's poor run comes to an end. Meanwhile, Brentford's mixed form continues.

Both squads play next on Saturday, October 29th. Villa will be looking to cause an upset against Newcastle, while Brentford take on Wolves at Brentford Community Stadium. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Villans? Will the Bees improve their form?

Brentford hang on for draw with Chelsea.

Honors even in this one, with neither side able to force a breakthrough.

The Overview

• A point shouldn't disappoint the Bees too much as they only had 33% possession in the game.
• The Bees may count themselves fortunate to have shared the points after managing just eight shots compared to the Blues' 14.
• It was a good-natured game with no players picking up a yellow card.

The Details

Bryan Mbeumo and Mathias Jensen posed a constant threat from the wide areas, whipping in a total of 5 crosses. For Chelsea, Kai Havertz was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. The Blues' success on the ball wasn't enough to take the win, drawing despite completing 337 more passes than the Bees.

Brentford's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Chelsea's run of wins comes to an end.

Next up, Brentford take on Villa at Villa Park on Sunday, October 23rd. While Chelsea have a nailbiting game lined up against high-flying Man United on Saturday, October 22nd. Can the Bees do better next time? Will the Blues continue to climb the table?

Brentford ease to victory over Brighton.

Ivan Toney opened the score for Brentford in the 27th minute after a set up by Frank Onyeka. Then, Ivan Toney struck again in the 64th minute, leading Brentford to an impressive win over Brighton.

The Overview

• The Bees managed to get seven shots away despite having only 28% possession.
• The Seagulls peppered the Bees' goal with 21 shots, but it was all in vain.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Bees had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 43%.

The Details

Mathias Jensen was one step ahead, recording 4 interceptions. For Brighton, Pascal Groß pushed hard to create chances, but his 10 crosses weren't enough to affect the outcome. Moisés Caicedo and Adam Webster seemed off the pace defensively, committing 4 fouls in a frustrating game. The Seagulls lost on the day but managed to complete 358 more passes than the Bees, highlighting their technical strength.

Brentford get back in the win column. Meanwhile, Brighton will hope this isn't the start of a losing streak.

Next up, Brentford meet fierce rivals Chelsea on Wednesday, October 19th. While Brighton meet Forest at the AMEX on Tuesday, October 18th. Can the Bees win again? Will the Seagulls get out of this rough patch?

Bruno Guimarães stars in Newcastle win.

This match was quite the high-scoring affair. Bruno Guimarães began the scoring for Newcastle in the 21st minute after a set up by Kieran Trippier. Following the initial score, Newcastle proceeded to add on 4 more goals, compared to Brentford's 1 as Newcastle took the three points.

The Overview

• In a tight battle for the ball, the Magpies made good use of their possession (54%), generating 16 shots to the Bees' six shots.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Magpies had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 38%.

The Details

Kieran Trippier posed a threat out wide all game, registering 8 crosses. The Magpies had a small but notable advantage in the passing department, racking up 380 completed passes compared to the Bees' 322. For Brentford, the offside flag was the bane of Ivan Toney catching him behind the last man 3 times, and he seemed off the pace defensively, committing 5 fouls in a frustrating game. Bryan Mbeumo needed more support from his teammates in a game to forget, he only touched the ball 20 times.

Newcastle make it back-to-back wins. Meanwhile, Brentford's mixed form continues.

Next up, Newcastle take on Man United at Old Trafford on Sunday, October 16th. While Brentford take on Brighton at Brentford Community Stadium on Friday, October 14th. Can the Magpies make it three wins in a row? Will the Bees improve their form?

Bournemouth and Brentford share the points.

Bournemouth and Brentford had to settle for a point apiece after a drab encounter at the Vitality Stadium. Neither team was really able to get anything going in the contest, which certainly wasn't one for the neutral. A draw was the right result in the end and both sides will be hoping to produce a bit more creative spark next time out.

The Overview

• The Cherries saw a bit less of the ball with 42% possession, but that didn't cost them.
• The Cherries may count themselves fortunate to have shared the points after managing just seven shots compared to the Bees' 13.

The Details

Marcus Tavernier had a field day, registering 11 crosses. Positives for the Bees? Their superior passing game was clear for all to see; they completed 535 passes compared to the Cherries' 376.

Back-to-back draws for Bournemouth. Meanwhile, Brentford continue their string of mixed results.

Both squads play next on Saturday, October 8th. Bournemouth take on Leicester at the Vitality Stadium, while Brentford meet Newcastle at St. James' Park. Can the Cherries make it three consecutive draws? Will the Bees improve their form?

Arsenal grab all three points on the road.

William Saliba scored the match's first goal for Arsenal in the 17th minute following an assist by Bukayo Saka. The first half got even better for Arsenal when Gabriel Jesus extended their lead, and Fabio Vieira put on the finishing touches with a third score in 49th to get them the 3-0 win.

The Overview

• The Gunners won the possession battle with 64% and they had it in the right areas too, getting away 13 shots in total.
• The Bees didn't generate enough chances, only mustering five total shots throughout the contest.
• The Gunners' accuracy paid off well, 54% of their shots were on target.

The Details

The Gunners passed the ball about with ease, completing 272 more passes than the Bees and taking all three points home. For Brentford, Josh Dasilva only touched the ball 19 times, cutting a frustrated figure up front.

Brentford's mixed form continues. Meanwhile, Arsenal take the three points.

Both squads play next on Saturday, October 1st. Brentford take on Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium, while Arsenal have a massive game against Tottenham. Can the Bees improve their form? Will the Gunners win again?

Brentford beat Leeds thanks to Ivan Toney heroics.

This match was quite the high-scoring affair. Ivan Toney got the opener via a penalty score for Brentford in the 30th minute. Following the initial score, Brentford proceeded to add on 4 more goals, compared to Leeds' 2 as Brentford took the three points.

The Overview

• With what little of the ball the Bees had (31%), they were creative with it, generating 14 attempts at goal.
• Going forward the Whites looked dangerous, amassing 17 shots in total.
• The Bees' accuracy paid off well, 57% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Benjamin Mee racked up 5 interceptions throughout the game, constantly frustrating the Whites. For Leeds, Jack Harrison pushed hard to create chances, but his 7 crosses weren't enough to affect the outcome. The Whites' dominance on the ball came to no avail, completing 250 more passes than the Bees yet still losing the game.

Brentford get the win they've been craving. Meanwhile, Leeds' mixed form continues.

Next up, Brentford meet Southampton at St. Mary's on Saturday, September 10th. While Leeds meet Forest at Elland Road on Monday, September 12th. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Bees? Will the Whites improve their form?

Yoane Wissa stuns Crystal Palace with late equalizer.

Wilfried Zaha netted the first goal of the match for Palace in the 59th minute. Brentford's Yoane Wissa retaliated with an equalizer in the 88th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• In a tightly contested game, the teams had a fairly equal share of the ball with 49% possession for the Eagles and 51% for the Bees.
• The Bees may count themselves fortunate to have shared the points after managing just nine shots compared to the Eagles' 13.

The Details

While the passing game was fairly consistent, the Bees had a slight advantage, clocking up 476 completed passes to the Eagles' 474. For Brentford, Mathias Jensen was relentless, getting 7 crosses into the opposition box. Meanwhile Vitaly Janelt's excellent reading of the game was on show again, he intercepted the ball 4 times.

Palace's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Brentford earn their second draw in a row.

Both squads play next on Saturday, September 3rd. Palace meet Newcastle at St. James' Park, while Brentford take on Leeds at Brentford Community Stadium. Can the Eagles do better next time? Will the Bees start a run of draws?

Nothing to separate Brentford and Everton.

Anthony Gordon got the opener for Everton in the 24th minute. Brentford's Vitaly Janelt retaliated with a tying goal in the 84th minute, but there was nothing between the teams for the remainder, leading to a share of the spoils.

The Overview

• There was a slight possession advantage to the Bees with 58%, but it didn't prove decisive.
• The Toffees may count themselves fortunate to have shared the points after managing just 14 shots compared to the Bees' 19.

The Details

Mathias Jensen had a field day, registering 10 crosses, while Benjamin Mee excellent reading of the game was on show again, intercepting the ball 4 times. The Bees can take confidence from their superior passing game, completing 515 passes compared to the Toffees' 382.

Brentford's unpredictable form continues. Meanwhile, Everton earn their second draw in a row.

Both squads play next on Tuesday, August 30th. Brentford take on Palace at Selhurst Park, while there's no relief for Everton who face a rampant Leeds. Can the Bees do better next time? Will the Toffees start a run of draws?

Fulham claim last gasp win against Brentford.

Bobby Reid began the scoring for Fulham in the 1st minute. After the first, Fulham proceeded to add on 2 more goals. Brentford nearly kept up in this high-scoring affair, scoring 2 of their own, but it wasn't enough as Fulham narrowly took the win in this exciting match.

The Overview

• They may have lost the battle for possession with just 44% of the ball, but that didn't stop the Cottagers creating chances as they racked up 18 shots in total.
• Despite the loss, the Bees had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 13 shots in the match.
• The Cottagers' accuracy paid off well, 50% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Andreas Pereira posed a threat out wide all game, registering 7 crosses, although Aleksandar Mitrović was caught offside four times, preventing him from adding further gloss to the scoreline. The Bees had a small but notable advantage in the passing department, racking up 412 completed passes compared to the Cottagers' 313.

Fulham win to end their drawing streak. Meanwhile, Brentford's mixed form continues.

Both squads play next on Saturday, August 27th. Fulham take on Arsenal at the Emirates, while Brentford entertain an Everton side desperate for points at the foot of the table. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Cottagers? Will the Bees improve their form?

Brentford claim all three points with strong defensive performance.

Josh Dasilva scored the match's first goal for Brentford in the 10th minute after being found by Mathias Jensen. Mathias Jensen then doubled the lead with a goal in the 18th minute. Brentford proceeded to tack on two more to easily win this one against Man United.

The Overview

• With what little of the ball the Bees had (33%), they were creative with it, generating 13 attempts at goal.
• Going forward United looked dangerous, amassing 15 shots in total.
• The Bees' accuracy paid off well, 54% of their shots were on target.
• Man United let their frustration get the better of them, picking up four yellow cards.

The Details

Mathias Jensen posed a threat out wide all game, registering 7 crosses. United completed 275 more passes than the Bees, but it came to nothing in the end as they left with a loss.

Brentford's uninspiring form comes to end as they take all three points. Meanwhile, Man United make it two losses on the bounce.

Next up, Brentford take on Fulham at Craven Cottage on Saturday, August 20th. While Man United meet old enemies Liverpool for a heated clash at Old Trafford on Monday, August 22nd. Can the Bees win again? Will United get out of this rough patch?

Josh Dasilva snatches late draw against Leicester City.

Timothy Castagne began the scoring for Leicester in the 33rd minute following some good work by James Maddison. Kiernan Dewsbury Hall then doubled the lead with a goal in the 46th minute. Down 2-0, Brentford's Ivan Toney narrowed the deficit with a strike in the 62nd minute. Brentford then completed the comeback on a Josh Dasilva goal to secure one point.

The Overview

• There was a slight possession advantage to the Foxes with 55%, but it didn't prove decisive.
• The Bees may count themselves fortunate to have shared the points after managing just eight shots compared to the Foxes' 14.
• It was a good-natured game with no players picking up a yellow card.

The Details

James Maddison had a field day, registering 5 crosses, while Wesley Fofana was one step ahead all game, recording 5 interceptions. Positives for the Foxes? Their superior passing game was clear for all to see; they completed 568 passes compared to the Bees' 451.

Leicester start off with a draw. Meanwhile, Brentford earn their first point.

Both squads play next on Saturday, August 13th. Leicester meet Arsenal at the Emirates, while Brentford meet Man United at Brentford Community Stadium. Can the Foxes improve their form? Will the Bees earn a victory?