Match Thread: Brentford V Wolves (Away, 26/08/2017)
By Badge32
August 25 2017
Wolves go to bottom of the table Brentford looking to get back to winning ways in the league. Wolves got a huge boost in midweek as they beat Premiership side Southampton 2-0 in the Carabao Cup.
Match Facts
Brentford have not lost three consecutive league games against Wolves since January 1939.
Wolves did the league double over Brentford in 2016-17, a feat they last achieved back in the 1938/39 campaign.
Brentford have failed to win any of their last six league games (D2 L4), their worst run in the Football League since January 2012 (seven games without a win).
Wolves are looking to win their first three away games in a league season since 1962-63.
Barry Douglas has been directly involved in a goal in each of Wolves' last three league games (one goal, two assists).
There have only ever been two drawn games between these sides in 25 meetings.
Mistake from Miranda in defence gives B'ford another chance but striker fluffs it. Wolves should be behind, but go into attack. Furious activity but ends in a goal kick.
Wolves living dangerously at times. Nunop furious at the number of challenges the ref lets go, then gives B'ford a free kick for an innocuous challenge - shades of last week!!
B'ford took their free kick, then Miranda broke away 3 against one, but delayed his pass to Dicko too long until he was offside. Nuno nearly sent off for losing his temper - understandably - with the ref.
Sort of game dangerous could have come on and nicked a goal Do hope Nuno has a plan, Dicko can go and we need 2 top 20 mill goal scorers now or do not think we will make top2
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