Brentford vs Bournemouth

Brentford will target a third successive Premier League win against Bournemouth, who have lost their last three. Follow the action with Sportsmail's Michael ...

Kieffer Moore is preferred up front amid the absence of Dominic Solanke. 'Ivan is a key player for us, besides his goals, his presence and leadership. With his famous father David watching on for both. Brentford can go above Liverpool with a victory here. The Cherries will be seeking to avoid a fourth consecutive defeat in the Premier League, with their poor run of form leading to a slide down the table. A reminder of those early results today... A big boost for the hosts, with Toney currently on 13 goals for the season. A polite way of saying there have been no chances of note. Brentford 0-0 Bournemouth LIVE: Cautious start from both sides in west London with just one shot on goal inside 10 minutes... Time for Hey Jude, with the players in the tunnel. Jarred Gillett is the man in the middle for this one. Anthony seems to be okay and is back in the action.

Brentford and Bournemouth will be looking to bounce back from their early FA Cup exits as they return to Premier League action.

Brentford currently sits in the lower half of the Premier League table while they look to climb the standings with a win in this crucial match. Newsrooms are independent of this relationship and there is no influence on news coverage. Bournemouth, on the other hand, was eliminated from the FA Cup by Championship leaders Burnley, suffering a 4-2 defeat.

It's an attacking-looking line-up without any recognised full-backs/wing-backs, as Rico Henry misses out through injury and Mads Roerslev is benched. Thomas ...

Jack Stacey is in for the suspended Adam Smith, while Neto returns between the posts for the visitors. The Bees are unbeaten in six league matches, defeating Manchester City and Liverpool in that time, while Bournemouth are not only point-less since the Boxing Day restart but also on a run of six away fixtures without a win. The hosts are boosted by the return of the fit-again Ivan Toney to the starting XI, something that Thomas Frank confirmed in his pre-match presser yesterday.

The 13-goal striker had missed the previous two matches with a knee injury. Bournemouth made a change in goal with Neto replacing Mark Travers, while Kieffer ...

Confidence is sky-high in the Brentford camp now, as Toney takes a crack at an audacious lob from more than 35 yards. Brentford vs AFC Bournemouth [Ivan Toney](/topic/ivan-toney) returned for Brentford’s home game against Bournemouth.

Brentford host Bournemouth in west London on Saturday as Thomas Frank's side look to continue their unlikely push for European qualification.

Nobody expected them to stay up this season and they’re already ahead of where they were supposed to be in terms of points gained. Their ability from set pieces is also a huge factor to their success and this all seems very similar to when Burnley stunned everyone and qualified for the Europa League. Ivan Toney should return, which is a huge boost, while Aaron Hickey and Frank Onyeka are working their way back to full fitness. Frank has created such a tight unit and everyone understands their job. The club that once had Tyrone Mings, Nathan Ake, Callum Wilson, and even Aaron Ramsdale just hasn’t gotten a lot out of the replacements (most glaringly come-and-gone Arnaut Danjuma, who has become a star in La Liga). They are a horrible team to play against and their hunger was incredible against Liverpool.

LONDON, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Brentford's Ivan Toney and Mathias Jensen scored in a comfortable 2-0 home win over Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday ...

We were let down by a terrible decision." [David Raya](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/196176/David-Raya). I don't know how we have VAR and that is still given," he told Sky Sports. Toney picked himself up to calmly convert the spot kick in the 39th minute for his 13th league goal of the season -- one more than he managed in 2021-22. It was never, ever a penalty. [Brentford](/football/team?id=337)'s [Ivan Toney](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/180639/Ivan-Toney) and [Mathias Jensen](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/227472/Mathias-Jensen) scored in a comfortable 2-0 home win over Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday which left the south-coast team hovering above the drop zone.

Brentford host Bournemouth in west London on Saturday as Thomas Frank's side look to continue their unlikely push for European qualification.

Nobody expected them to stay up this season and they’re already ahead of where they were supposed to be in terms of points gained. Their ability from set pieces is also a huge factor to their success and this all seems very similar to when Burnley stunned everyone and qualified for the Europa League. Thomas Frank has done a superb job and they continue to be a very difficult team to play against, even with Ivan Toney missing for their marquee win against Liverpool. They are a horrible team to play against and their hunger was incredible against Liverpool. Frank has created such a tight unit and everyone understands their job. Gary O’Neil has really struggled since being handed the managers job on a permanent basis and all of a sudden the Cherries are just one point above the relegation zone.