The story so far
Brentford have played 8 games between Sat 22 Aug and Sat 10 Oct, winning 4, drawing 4 and losing 0. That is a 50% win rate, with 20 goals scored and 8 conceded (2.5 for and 1.0 against per game). Their latest outing ended 2-2 away at Aston Villa.
Over their last 5 games the pattern is D D W W D, with 10 goals scored and 6 let in. Their longest unbeaten run this season is 8 games. At home they are 2-1-0, away 2-3-0: home comforts count for something.
The biggest win was 6-1 at Birmingham on Tue 25 Aug. They have kept 2 clean sheets and failed to score in 0 games. 75% of their games have produced three or more goals, and the average match involving Brentford has 3.5.
Results
Pacy holds 42 results for Brentford from the last year; the latest are below. On Sat 10 Oct they drew at Aston Villa 2-2. On Fri 18 Sep they beat Chelsea 3-0 at home.
On Tue 15 Sep they won at Reading 2-1.
Last season
In the 34 games Pacy holds from last season (Mon 20 Oct 2025 to Sun 24 May), Brentford went 14-11-9, with 51 goals for and 42 against. The standout result was 4-1 against AFC Bournemouth. Their win rate this season, 50%, is up on last season's 41%.
Who Brentford are
Brentford were founded in 1889. They play home games at Griffin Park, which holds 14,863 spectators, in London, United Kingdom. They compete in the Premier League.
The team is coached by Keith Andrews. At Griffin Park this season they are 2-1-0, scoring 7 and conceding 1.
Club facts: Wikidata.
Competitions
Brentford appear in 2 competitions in Pacy's records, most often the English Premier League. In the English Premier League this season they are 2-4-0, scoring 12 and conceding 6. In the English Carabao Cup this season they are 2-0-0, scoring 8 and conceding 2.
Questions
How are Brentford doing this season?
Brentford are 4-4-0 from 8 games, with 20 goals scored and 8 conceded.
What was Brentford's last result?
Brentford 2-2 Aston Villa, on Sat 10 Oct.
Where do Brentford play their home games?
At Griffin Park, capacity 14,863.
Who is Brentford's head coach?
Keith Andrews.
