Brentford’s recent form in the Premier League has sparked optimism among their fans, as they’ve secured three victories in their last four matches, with just one loss.
Despite this strong run, they still find themselves five points behind the top eight, leaving them with a slim chance to qualify for European football. However, their record against Everton remains a concern. The Bees have failed to win any of their last five meetings with the Toffees, registering two draws and three losses, which sets up a challenging test for Thomas Frank’s side.
Looking ahead to this match, Brentford’s manager will be keen to see his team rediscover the dominant home form that they showcased earlier in the season. Sadly, since the turn of the year, their home results have been disappointing. Only three teams in the Premier League’s relegation zone have earned fewer points at home than Brentford. Even more concerning for the Bees is that they remain the only team in the league yet to record a clean sheet at home in the Premier League this season.
This statistic will surely provide encouragement to Everton, who will be aiming to extend their impressive unbeaten streak. The Toffees are on a solid run, having gone undefeated in their last six league matches, with four wins and two draws. Under the guidance of manager David Moyes, Everton has found their scoring touch. After struggling to find the back of the net earlier in the season, they have now scored two or more goals in all but one match during this unbeaten stretch.
As the season progresses, Everton’s eyes are set on a mid-table finish, and a win over Brentford would close the gap between the two clubs to just three points. The Toffees will be confident heading into this match, given their recent form. However, they face a peculiar challenge of their own: Everton has not won any of their last 15 evening kick-offs in the Premier League, with seven draws and eight losses in that time.
In terms of standout players, Brentford will be looking to their dynamic duo in attack—Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa. The pair has been in fine form recently, scoring in the same Premier League match 17 times, including six instances this season. Their ability to link up and create chances will be key to Brentford’s offensive play. However, the Toffees will be keeping a close eye on midfielder Abdoulaye Doucouré, who has been at the heart of Everton’s midfield resurgence. In his last three league appearances, Doucouré has contributed two goals, one assist, and even picked up a red card.
Despite Brentford’s current form, one concerning stat for them is their poor record in midweek Premier League fixtures at home. They have never won a home game played on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, having drawn three and lost four such matches. This historical trend will add extra pressure on the Bees, as they aim to break that jinx and take a significant step toward improving their chances of a European spot.
On the other hand, Everton’s recent form and attacking improvements have given them fresh hope of finishing higher up the league table. With players like Doucouré, Mbeumo, and Wissa in fine form, both teams will look to continue their strong runs and secure a valuable three points in this encounter. It’s a match that promises to deliver plenty of excitement, with each side having much to play for.
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