Brentford (0) 3 v Chelsea (0) 0 Premier League Matchweek 5 Talking Points By Kaz Mochlinski at the Brentford Community Stadium “I just love watching us play” enthused Keith Andrews, entirely understandably, after Brentford brilliantly beat Chelsea 3-0 to repeat the scoreline of their opening weekend victory over Tottenham Hotspur and remain undefeated this season. Second half goals from Jaiden Anthony, Igor Thiago and Fábio Carvalho made it an unforgettable Friday night for B

Friday night frolics : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Brentford (0) 3 Anthony 61, Thiago 83, Carvalho 90 Chelsea (0) 0 It was the one thing that has been missing on the Brentford CV. Now in their sixth season in the top flight - how time flies - they had beaten everyone at the Gtech at some point, including Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City and United. The one exception: Chelsea. Now they have the set. And an unbeaten start to the season after five games into the bargain. Thi

Picture : Wikimedia Commons / Steve Daniels Arsenal made it four wins out of four in the Premier League thanks to a David Raya penalty save and a wonderful first goal from Bruno Guimaraes at Sunderland. Bukayo Saka's injury-time penalty secured a 2-0 win at the Stadium of Light, where the Gunners dropped two points last season in a 2-2 draw. Mikel Arteta should have been beaming after a victory which comes at the end of a week where Chelsea were overcome at the Emirates and N

Picture: Capital Football Premier League Brentford (0) 1 Janelt 57 Sunderland (0) 1 Le Fee pen 82 A late Enzo Le Fee penalty denied Brentford victory as Sunderland secured a 1-1 draw at the Gtech. The visitors were the better team in the first period and were frustrated to see an early Dan Ballard goal chalked out because Kevin Danso was ruled offside. Instead it was Vitaly Janelt who struck first as he volleyed the Bees ahead on 57 minutes. But the Mackems sealed a point in

Keith Andrews has much satisfy him after a great opening day for the Bees It is not his way to shout it from the rooftops but it was clear Keith Andrews was more than a bit pleased with the hugely impressive competitive debut from his new star signing. Mamadou Sangare already looks a perfect fit for the Brentford midfield and claimed an assist to set his new team on their way to a pulsating 3-0 win over an abject Spurs team who looked disjointed and bereft of spirit. The Bees

Big bus, big fuss. But it didn't translate into points on this occasion : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Brentford (2) 3 Lewis-Potter 12, Janelt 32, Kayode 50 Tottenham Hotspur (0) 0 So much for all that spending in N17. Sometimes nothing compares to ingrained well-established practices and continuity. It turns out that a team that just missed out on European qualification a few months ago still looks miles better than a team that only just beat the drop. Spurs may have

Eyes down for another tilt at glory The World Cup has barely ended but for most of football fans, the attention now turns to the real business - the return of the domestic programme. Saturday sees the start of the campaign with the Carabao Cup taking up the mantle as season curtain-raiser a week ahead of a full EFL programme in the Championship and Leagues One and two. The Premier League's stars gets a extra week on the beach before they get going the following weekend (Augus

Last match at the Gtech : Picture by @YTJourno Premier League Brentford (1) 2 Ouatarra 40, 88 Crystal Palace (1) 2 Sarr pen 6, Wharton 52 Adam Wharton bagged his first goal for the Eagles, but a double from Dango Ouatarra rescued a point for Brentford's European ambitions. The Eagles confounded expectations by showing a greater energy and desire than the hosts for most of the game - that in spite of the fact the Bees theoretically had the added motivation of needing points i

The Gtech was a grim place for the Hammers this weekend For Spurs, it was just the perfect time to play Aston Villa. For West Ham, it was maybe the worst time to take on a Brentford side eyeing a crack at European football for the first time. Tottenham travelled to Villa Park on Sunday night with an extra spring in their step after seeing the Hammers cave in 3-0 at the Gtech to the ambitious Bees. It gave them the chance to overtake their east London rivals and get out of the

Exclusive by Alessandro Schiavone Kim Ji-soo has won a legion of admirers in Germany during his season-long loan spell with 2. Bundesliga club 1. FC Kaiserslautern. After making three cameo appearances for Brentford in the Premier League against Arsenal, Brighton & Hove Albion, and Aston Villa last season, the South Korean centre-back and the club decided it would be in his best interest to drop down a level or two to gain experience and playing time. And he feels he hasn’t j