Date | Season | Halftime | Result |
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26.08.2023 | 2023 | 1 : 0 | 1 : 1 |
Time | Team | Name | Event |
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18'' | Brentford | K. Schade | Normal Goal |
71'' | Brentford | M. Jensen | Substitution 1 |
71'' | Crystal Palace | O. Édouard | Substitution 1 |
71'' | Crystal Palace | J. Schlupp | Substitution 2 |
76'' | Crystal Palace | J. Andersen | Normal Goal |
80'' | Brentford | K. Schade | Substitution 2 |
Position | Number | Name |
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Goalkeeper | 1 | M. Flekken |
Defence | 2 | A. Hickey |
Defence | 22 | N. Collins |
Defence | 5 | E. Pinnock |
Defence | 3 | R. Henry |
Midfield | 8 | M. Jensen |
Midfield | 6 | C. Nørgaard |
Midfield | 27 | V. Janelt |
Forward | 19 | B. Mbeumo |
Forward | 11 | Y. Wissa |
Forward | 9 | K. Schade |
Position | Number | Name |
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Goalkeeper | 1 | S. Johnstone |
Defence | 2 | J. Ward |
Defence | 16 | J. Andersen |
Defence | 6 | M. Guéhi |
Defence | 3 | T. Mitchell |
Midfield | 28 | C. Doucouré |
Midfield | 8 | J. Lerma |
Midfield | 9 | J. Ayew |
Midfield | 10 | E. Eze |
Midfield | 15 | J. Schlupp |
Forward | 22 | O. Édouard |
Position | Number | Name |
---|---|---|
Midfield | 15 | F. Onyeka |
Forward | 23 | K. Lewis-Potter |
Defence | 30 | M. Roerslev |
Midfield | 38 | E. Brierley |
Midfield | 37 | M. Olakigbe |
Defence | 20 | K. Ajer |
Goalkeeper | 40 | E. Balcombe |
Midfield | 33 | Y. Yarmolyuk |
Defence | 13 | M. Jørgensen |
Position | Number | Name |
---|---|---|
Forward | 14 | J. Mateta |
Midfield | 29 | N. Ahamada |
Midfield | 49 | J. Rak-Sakyi |
Defence | 17 | N. Clyne |
Defence | 5 | J. Tomkins |
Forward | 37 | J. Gordon |
Goalkeeper | 31 | R. Matthews |
Defence | 26 | C. Richards |
Midfield | 44 | J. Riedewald |
Brentford FC is one of many London football clubs that play in the lower leagues of England. They have even appeared in League One, but their greatest success there came in the 1935/1936 season. Perhaps unsurprisingly, their main rivals include other London teams, namely Fulham and Queens Park Rangers. Griffin Park serves as the home stadium for Brentford FC, which can offer a sporting spectacle for more than 12 thousand fans.
More about Brentford FCTheir nickname is The Eagles or The Glaziers. The club colours were originally claret and blue, the jersey has gone through many variations and since 1973 has taken inspiration from the colours of the famous big club Barcelona by adopting red and blue vertical stripes as its colours. The club's home stadium is Selhust Park, which has a capacity of 26,125 seats.
More about Crystal Palace FCHome corners | 8 |
Home shots | 12 |
Home shots on target | 1 |
Home fouls | 9 |
Home yellow cards | |
Home red cards |
Away corners | 6 |
Away shots | 15 |
Away shots on target | 5 |
Away fouls | 15 |
Away yellow cards | |
Away red cards |