Brentford vs Southampton

The Bees arrive back on home soil following Monday's defeat at Old Trafford, whilst the Saints come to TW8 having lost at home against Crystal Palace last ...

Frank will be demanding Brentford keep up their concentration to avoid the Saints getting back into the contest. The resulting corner is cleared away. GOAL! Brentford 2-0 Southampton

Adam Armstrong, Stuart Armstrong, Armando Broja and Ibrahima Diallo come into the side. Oriol Romeu, Che Adams, Shane Long and Nathan Tella drop to the bench.

Southampton make four changes from the side beaten at home by Crystal Palace last weekend. Oriol Romeu, Che Adams, Shane Long and Nathan Tella drop to the bench. Brentford make two changes to the side beaten at Manchester United on Monday with Mathias Jensen and Yoane Wissa coming in for Vitaly Janelt and Mads Roerslev.

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The first league match played at the stadium was a 3-0 home win over Huddersfield Town on September 19, with goals from Josh Dasilva, Bryan Mbeumo and Marcus Forss. Peru: 10:00 AM Paraguay: 10:00 AM

Two goals in 79 first-half seconds set Brentford on their way to a comfortable victory over Southampton.

Kristoffer Ajer (Brentford) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Kyle Walker-Peters (Southampton) right footed shot from the right side of the box is blocked. - Shots - 20Ajer - 1Raya The attacking spark provided by January signing Christian Eriksen has certainly helped.

Brentford eased to victory against Southampton as the Bees continued their push for a top 10 finish and the Saints are struggling.

Southampton have a habit of spiralling out of control and right now it looks like they’ll have to get something from one of their final two games of the season at home against Liverpool and away at Leicester. A corner to the back post was kept alive by Ivan Toney and he crossed for Jansson to tap home. Eriksen’s short-term Brentford contract is up at the end of the season and there is talk of Tottenham, and others, trying to bring him in. He is thriving in this Brentford side and it now depends on what he wants to achieve in the final few years of his career. 2. Eriksen’s quality the key for Bees: The Danish playmaker is back to his very best as he grabbed another assist and showed off his incredible range of passing. Ralph Hasenhuttl hopes that their new owners Sport Republic (led by former Brentford Director of Football Rasmus Ankersen) will allow him to spend more this summer because it is clear Saints will be in a relegation scrap next season without significant investment, while Brentford will likely be pushing for the top 10 at the very least.

Brentford 3-0 Southampton: Saints were beaten following goals from Pontus Jansson, Yoane Wissa and Kristoffer Ajer.

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Brentford went down the other end and missed a string of chances, with Toney’s miskick the worst of the bunch as Southampton survived a goalmouth scramble. The Bees eased to a 3-0 victory as skipper Pontus Jansson and recalled Yoane Wissa struck in the first half before Kristoffer Ajer’s first Brentford goal all-but rubber-stamped their top-flight status.

Report and free match highlights as goals from Pontus Jansson, Yoane Wissa and Kristoffer Ajer earn Brentford 3-0 victory over Southampton to move 11 points ...

"We have to find a way, it's easier with some positive results." "He had some top moments, but I thought he played only an average game today," he said. Both sides came into the game knowing they were not mathematically safe, while Southampton had an extra point to prove to turn around a season of dreadful away form. He's loved being here, he is enjoying his football and will hopefully take a positive decision to stay with us." Although Brentford could still be caught by 18th-placed Everton, no side has ever been relegated with their 43-point tally in a 38-game Premier League season. Southampton had barely taken kick-off when their fragile confidence saw them exposed again.