Brentford

Michael Olise, Eberechi Eze lead Palace to emphatic win over Brentford.

Brentford flew out of the blocks in this one with a second minute Keane Lewis-Potter goal after being assisted by Mads Roerslev. After going down 1-0, Michael Olise retaliated in the 14th minute. Eberechi Eze then completed the comeback from the early deficit with a tiebreaking score in the 39th minute. Michael Olise netted one more for Palace in the 58th which cemented their victory.

The Overview

• It was an even battle for possession (48% vs 52%), with the Eagles getting off 13 shots.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Eagles had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 46%.

The Details

Michael Olise had a field day, registering 7 crosses. Michael Olise deserves a notable mention with an impressive pass completion rate of 87%. Neither team had a clear advantage in the passing game. Palace completed 446 passes while Brentford completed 478 passes.

Palace are back in business as they take all three points. Meanwhile, it's more misery for Brentford as they lose again.

Both squads play next on Saturday, January 20th. Palace take on Arsenal at Emirates Stadium, while Brentford have a crucial game against Forest. Can the Eagles win again? Will the Bees halt their terrible form?

Wolves take three points away from Gtech Community Stadium.

This match was quite the high-scoring affair. Mario Lemina began the scoring for Wolves in the 13th minute following some good work by Pablo Sarabia. Following the opening goal, Wolves proceeded to add on 3 more goals, compared to Brentford's 1 as Wolves took the three points.

The Overview

• Although they had less possession (40%), Wolves still created chances, with 11 shots.
• Despite the loss, the Bees had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 14 shots in the match.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if Wolves had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 45%.

The Details

Pablo Sarabia was relentless, leading the team in crosses. Positives for the Bees? Their superior passing game was clear for all to see; they completed 611 passes compared to Wolves' 414.

Wolves take six points from their last possible six. Meanwhile, Brentford's woeful losing run continues.

Both squads play next on Saturday, December 30th. Brentford meet Palace at Selhurst Park, while Wolves take on Everton at Molineux Stadium. Will the Bees halt their terrible form? Can Wolves make it three wins in a row?

A successful away day for Villa.

Keane Lewis-Potter scored the match's first goal for Brentford in the 45th minute. Villa's Alex Moreno then responded with a tying goal in the 77th minute. Ollie Watkins then netted an 85th minute strike to give Villa the win.

The Overview

• The Villans converted their dominance of the ball (68%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 15 shots.
• The lack of attacking threat proved to be the Bees' downfall. They will know that four shots isn't enough to win games at the top level.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Villans had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 33%.
• The referee used plenty of cards in an ill-tempered affair, issuing Brentford 6 bookings and Villa 4.

The Details

Diego Carlos pulled the strings for the Villans, he completed 57 passes which was a completion rate of 89%. The Bees were thwarted by the offside flag as Ivan Toney was caught 3 times. The Villans' range of passing won them the day in the end, completing 279 more passes than the Bees.

The wins keep on coming for Villa. Meanwhile, Brentford's losing streak continues.

Next up, Brentford take on Man City at Etihad Stadium on Saturday, December 23rd. While Villa entertain a Sheffield United side desperate for points at the foot of the table on Friday, December 22nd. Will the Bees halt their terrible form? Can the Villans keep their great form going?

Strong defensive display gives Sheffield United the win.

Following a goalless first half, James Mcatee began the scoring for Sheffield United in the 45th minute after being found by Gustavo Hamer. This lone goal proved decisive, as Sheffield United kept Brentford out for the rest of the game to take the three points.

The Overview

• The Blades' shot total of 9 could have been improved if they'd had more than 40% of the possession.
• Despite the loss, the Bees had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 10 shots in the match.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Blades had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 44%.

The Details

Gustavo Hamer had a field day, registering 5 crosses. Positives for the Bees? Their superior passing game was clear for all to see; they completed 487 passes compared to the Blades' 334.

Sheffield United are back on the up. Meanwhile, Brentford will hope this isn't the start of a losing streak.

Next up, Sheffield United meet Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, December 16th. While Brentford meet Villa at Gtech Community Stadium on Sunday, December 17th. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Blades? Will the Bees get out of this rough patch?

Brighton take the points in win over Brentford.

Bryan Mbeumo got the opener from the penalty spot for Brentford in the 27th minute. Brighton's Pascal Groß then responded with a tying goal in the 31st minute. Jack Hinshelwood then netted a 52nd minute strike to give Brighton the win.

The Overview

• The Seagulls converted their dominance of the ball (61%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 18 shots.
• The Bees didn't generate enough chances, only mustering eight shots throughout the contest.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Seagulls had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 39%.

The Details

Billy Gilmour had a field day, registering 6 crosses. Brentford's Yoane Wissa only registered 8 touches in a frustrating game for the midfielder. The Seagulls passed the ball about with ease, completing 228 more passes than the Bees and taking all three points home.

Brighton's uninspiring form comes to an end as they take all three points. Meanwhile, Brentford's mixed form continues.

Both squads play next on Saturday, December 9th. Brighton meet Burnley at The American Express Community Stadium, while Brentford meet Sheffield United at Bramall Lane. Can the Seagulls win again? Will the Bees improve their form?

Brentford claim win over Luton.

After being locked in at 0-0 for the first 45 minutes, Neal Maupay opened the scoring for Brentford in the 49th minute. Benjamin Mee then doubled the lead with a goal in the 56th minute. Down 2-0, Luton's Jacob Brown narrowed the deficit with a strike in the 76th minute. However, the comeback attempt was futile as Shandon Baptiste put the game out of reach with an 81st minute goal to secure the win for Brentford.

The Overview

• The Bees converted their dominance of the ball (69%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 27 shots.
• The Hatters didn't generate enough chances, only mustering seven shots throughout the contest.
• The Bees got the job done, but it should've been more comfortable considering their shot accuracy was only 22%.

The Details

Frank Onyeka was one step ahead all game, recording 3 interceptions. The Bees' technical superiority contributed to their win as they completed 349 more passes than the Hatters.

Brentford finally end their run of losses. Meanwhile, Luton's mixed form continues.

Next up, Brentford take on Brighton at The American Express Community Stadium on Wednesday, December 6th. While Luton hope to rise to the challenge of a high-flying Arsenal side on Tuesday, December 5th. Can this be the start of a winning streak for the Bees? Will the Hatters improve their form?

Kai Havertz breaks Brentford hearts with last gasp winner.

After a scoreless first 45 minutes, Kai Havertz opened the score for Arsenal in the 89th minute following an assist by Bukayo Saka. This lone goal proved decisive, as Arsenal held on to beat Brentford and take all three points.

The Overview

• The Gunners converted their dominance of the ball (64%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 15 shots.
• The Bees didn't generate enough chances, only mustering nine shots throughout the contest.
• Although they got the win, the Gunners were wasteful in front of goal, only getting 27% of their total shots on target.

The Details

Leandro Trossard continually probed down the flank, getting 7 crosses into the box. Yoane Wissa only registered 16 touches in a frustrating game for Brentford's midfielder. The Gunners' range of passing won them the day in the end, completing 209 more passes than the Bees.

Arsenal make it two wins in two. Meanwhile, Brentford will hope this isn't the start of a losing streak.

Both squads play next on Saturday, December 2nd. Brentford take on Luton at Gtech Community Stadium, while Arsenal take on Wolves at Emirates Stadium. Will the Bees get out of this rough patch? Can the Gunners make it three wins in a row?

Liverpool stroll to victory against Brentford.

Mohamed Salah got Liverpool off to a flyer in the 39th minute. He added another to put Liverpool 2-0 up after 62nd minutes. Diogo Jota put the finishing touches on the result with a third in the 74th minute to secure a comfortable win for Liverpool over Brentford.

The Overview

• The Reds cut through the opposition defence with relative ease and registered 17 shots.
• Going forward the Bees looked dangerous, amassing 16 shots in total.
• The Reds' accuracy paid off well, 59% of their shots were on target.

The Details

Kostas Tsimikas had a field day, registering 10 crosses. The Reds had the edge in the passing game, completing 501 passes compared to the Bees' 344.

Things look to be on the up for Liverpool as they come away with all three points. Meanwhile, Brentford get a shock to their system as they taste defeat for the first time in a while.

Both squads play next on Saturday, November 25th. Liverpool prepare for a bottom-of-the-table scrap against fellow strugglers Man City, while Brentford meet Arsenal at Gtech Community Stadium. Can the Reds win again? Will the Bees put this disappointment behind them?

Brentford beat West Ham in five-goal thriller.

Neal Maupay got the opener for Brentford in the 11th minute after being found by Frank Onyeka. After the first, Brentford proceeded to add on 2 more goals. West Ham 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

• The Bees cut through the opposition defence with relative ease and registered 16 shots.
• Despite the loss, the Hammers had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 12 shots in the match.
• Although they got the win, the Bees were wasteful in front of goal, only getting 25% of their total shots on target.

The Details

Bryan Mbeumo had a field day, registering 8 crosses. The Bees had the edge in the passing game, completing 555 passes compared to the Hammers' 380.

Brentford extend their winning streak. Meanwhile, it's more misery for West Ham as they lose again.

Both squads play next on Sunday, November 12th. Brentford meet Liverpool at Anfield, while West Ham meet Forest at London Stadium. Can the Bees keep their great form going? Will the Hammers halt their terrible form?

Brentford grab all three points on the road.

Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo set up Ethan Pinnock for the opening score in the 58th minute. He then followed the assist with a goal of his own in the 96th 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 (31% possession), the Bees managed to muster seven shots.
• Going forward the Blues looked dangerous, amassing 17 shots in total.
• The Bees' shooting precision paid off as they achieved an impressive 71% accuracy.

The Details

Nathan Collins' excellent reading of the game was on show again, he intercepted the ball 3 times. The Blues may have lost but their technical prowess was on show throughout; they completed 397 more passes than the Bees.

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

Next up, Chelsea meet Tottenham for the latest in a long line of grudge matches on Monday, November 6th. While Brentford meet West Ham at Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday, November 4th. Will the Blues improve their form? Can the Bees make it three wins in a row?

Brentford shut out Burnley in victory.

Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo set up Yoane Wissa for the opening score in the 25th minute. He then followed the assist with a goal of his own in the 62nd minute. Saman Ghoddoos put on the finishing touches with a third goal in the 87th minute to secure them the comfortable win.

The Overview

• In a tight battle for the ball, the Bees made good use of their possession (50%), generating 23 shots.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Bees had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 43%.

The Details

The threat came from out wide, with Mathias Jensen and Bryan Mbeumo registering 5 crosses. Neither team had a clear advantage in the passing game. Brentford completed 445 passes while Burnley completed 441 passes.

Brentford are back in business as they take all three points. Meanwhile, Burnley have now taken 0 points from a possible 6.

Both squads play next on Saturday, October 28th. Brentford meet fierce rivals Chelsea, while Burnley will look to take three points from fellow strugglers Bournemouth. Can the Bees win again? Will the Clarets get out of this rough patch?

Man United leave it late to claim all three points.

Mathias Jensen began the scoring for Brentford in the 26th minute after being assisted by Yoane Wissa. Man United's Scott McTominay then responded with a tying goal in the 90th minute. McTominay then netted another late strike to give Man United the win.

The Overview

• United converted their dominance of the ball (64%) possession into lots of chances, clocking up 21 shots.
• Despite the loss, the Bees had plenty of chances of their own, getting away 11 shots in the match.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if United had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 38%.
• Brentford let their frustration get the better of them, picking up 5 yellow cards.

The Details

Bruno Fernandes posed a threat out wide all game, registering 11 crosses. Brentford's Ivan Toney was a frequent offender, committing 4 fouls. United passed the ball about with ease, completing 229 more passes than the Bees and taking all three points home.

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

Both squads play next on Saturday, October 21st. Man United take on Sheffield United at Bramall Lane, while Brentford take on Burnley at Gtech Community Stadium. Can United win again? Will the Bees improve their form?

Forest and Brentford play out a draw.

After a scoreless first 45 minutes, Christian Nørgaard scored for Brentford in the 58th minute. Forest's Nicolás Domínguez responded with an equalizer in the 65th minute following some good work by Harry Toffolo, and nobody could find a late winner.

The Overview

• The Tricky Trees saw a bit less of the ball with 41% possession, but that didn't cost them.
• The Tricky Trees might wonder how they got away with a point as the Bees racked up 12 more shots than them throughout the game.

The Details

Orel Mangala was one step ahead all game, recording 3 interceptions. For Brentford, Vitaly Janelt put on a passing masterclass, completing 45 of his 50 attempted passes. Neither team showed a superior passing game. The Tricky Trees had 414 completed passes while the Bees completed 576 passes.

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

Both squads play next on Saturday, October 7th. Forest take on Palace at Selhurst Park, while Brentford take on Man United at Old Trafford. Can the Tricky Trees do better next time? Will the Bees continue to make strides?

Everton win on the road at Brentford.

Abdoulaye Doucouré opened the score for Everton in the sixth minute following some good work by James Tarkowski. Brentford's Mathias Jensen responded with a tying goal in the 28th minute. With the match tied at 1-1, Everton's James Tarkowski broke the tie with a 67th minute strike. Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin added another in the 71st to secure the win.

The Overview

• They may have lost the battle for possession with just 44% of the ball, but that didn't stop the Toffees creating chances as they racked up 18 shots.
• 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 Toffees had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 33%.

The Details

Dwight McNeil continually probed down the flank, getting 7 crosses into the box. Yoane Wissa only registered 16 touches in a frustrating game for Brentford's midfielder. The Bees can take confidence from their superior passing game, completing 558 passes compared to the Toffees' 427.

Everton get back to winning ways. Meanwhile, Brentford have now taken 0 points from a possible 6.

Next up, Brentford take on Forest at The City Ground on Sunday, October 1st. While Everton take on Luton at Goodison Park on Saturday, September 30th. Will the Bees get out of this rough patch? Can the Toffees win again?

Bournemouth denied by late Bryan Mbeumo equalizer.

Mathias Jensen scored the match's first goal for Brentford in the seventh minute. Bournemouth's Dominic Solanke responded with a tying goal in the 30th minute. With the match tied at 1-1, Bournemouth's David Brooks broke the tie with a 77th minute strike. However, they weren't able to hold on as Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo netted a leveller in the 90th to secure each team one point.

The Overview

• It may have ended in a draw but the Bees might consider themselves unlucky as they had 61% possession in the game.
• They may have shared the points, but the Bees will rue missed opportunities having had 21 shots compared to the Cherries' 12.

The Details

Bryan Mbeumo posed a threat out wide all game, registering 10 crosses. For Bournemouth, Milos Kerkez posed a threat out wide, recording 3 crosses. The Bees' passing game will give them reason to be confident in their next game, clocking up 484 completed passes. The Cherries only managed 312.

Back-to-back draws for Brentford. Meanwhile, Bournemouth end their streak of defeats.

Both squads play next on Sunday, September 17th. Brentford take on Newcastle at St James' Park, while Bournemouth take on Chelsea at Vitality Stadium. Can the Bees make it three consecutive draws? Will the Cherries continue to make strides?

Brentford and Palace play out a draw.

Kevin Schade put Brentford 1-0 up in the 18th minute after being assisted by Christian Nørgaard, but failed to put Palace away after that. They got their reward for staying in the game, when Joachim Andersen responded to draw them level at the 76th, and that's how it finished.

The Overview

• It may have ended in a draw but the Bees might consider themselves unlucky as they had 60% possession in the game.
• The teams created a similar amount of chances, with the Eagles registering 15 shots to the Bees' 12.
• It was a good-natured game with no players picking up a yellow card.

The Details

Bryan Mbeumo posed a threat out wide all game, registering 9 crosses. For Palace, Cheick Doucouré dictated proceedings and impressed with a 94% pass completion rate. The Bees' passing game will give them reason to be confident in their next game, clocking up 513 completed passes. The Eagles only managed 346.

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

Next up, Brentford meet Bournemouth at Brentford Community Stadium on Saturday, September 2nd. While Palace meet Wolves at Selhurst Park on Sunday, September 3rd. Can the Bees do better next time? Will the Eagles improve their form?

Brentford claim fine win at Fulham.

After no scoring action in the first half, Yoane Wissa scored for Brentford in the 44th minute. Bryan Mbeumo took the game away from Fulham with a brace, leading them to an impressive 3-0 win.

The Overview

• In a tight battle for the ball, the Bees made good use of their possession (46%), generating 17 shots.
• The scoreline could have been more impressive if the Bees had their shooting boots on, with their shot accuracy down at 47%.

The Details

Mathias Jensen continually probed down the flank, getting 7 crosses into the box. Fulham's Bobby Reid needed more support from his teammates in a game to forget, he only touched the ball 19 times. Neither team had a clear advantage in the passing game. Fulham completed 469 passes while Brentford completed 389 passes.

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

Both squads play next on Saturday, August 26th. Fulham prepare for a pivotal clash against Arsenal, while Brentford take on Palace at Brentford Community Stadium. Will the Cottagers improve their form? Can the Bees win again?

Brentford manage to scrape draw with Tottenham.

Cristian Romero scored the match's first goal for Tottenham in the 11th minute after a set up by James Maddison. Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo responded with a tying goal in the 26th minute. With the match tied at 1-1, Brentford's Yoane Wissa broke the tie with a 36th minute strike. However, they weren't able to hold on as Tottenham's Emerson Royal netted a leveller in the 45th to secure each team one point.

The Overview

• It may have ended in a draw but Spurs might consider themselves unlucky as they had 69% possession in the game.
• They may have shared the points, but Spurs will rue missed opportunities having had 18 shots compared to the Bees' 11.

The Details

Rico Henry led out wide, recording 4 crosses. For Tottenham, James Maddison continually probed down the flank, getting 12 crosses into the box. Neither team showed a superior passing game. The Bees had 314 completed passes while Spurs completed 712 passes.

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

Both squads play next on Saturday, August 19th. Brentford take on Fulham at Craven Cottage, while Tottenham meet Man United at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Can the Bees improve their form? Will Spurs earn a victory?