Brentford vs Leeds United

Good afternoon and welcome to live coverage of Brentford's final Premier League clash of the season as they host Leeds United at Brentford Community Stadium ...

It's all to play for this afternoon. The Bees will be hoping to sign off in style with victory, which could see them finish in the top half of the table providing West Ham beat Brighton this afternoon. Mathias Jensen is close to his first PL goal of the season, but sees his effort tipped over by Meslier. However, their opponents arrive in West London in a do or die clash clash. Bryan Mbeumo is in and set to score, but drags his effort wide on his weaker foot. Thomas Frank will be demanding that Brentford maintain their professionalism to get over the line with a strong performance and win, and with a bit of luck elsewhere, finish the season in the top half of the table.

Leeds United are in action against Brentford away from home, on the final day of the Premier League season. You can keep up to date with all the action as ...

Leeds United visit Brentford this afternoon as their Premier League status hangs in the balance.

Ajer down off the ball and Brentford have used all three subs. Jack Harrison doing well to drive the ball forward. Match updates from the Brentford Community Stadium - and Turf Moor - to follow throughout the day.

We bring the curtain down on a remarkable first season in the Premier League with a home game against Leeds United this afternoon.

Leeds United, who were in the drop zone on goal difference heading into the last round of fixtures, remain in the top flight after a 2-1 win at Brentford ...

It’s not a perfect representation of what I want this team to be but in this situation we came together well and I still feel strongly about the group we have and the football we can play. Leeds captain Liam Cooper speaking to Sky Sports: “Unbelievable - at the start of the season we set out for a lot better than that but after all the adversity we’ve faced our backs have been against the wall. It’s a credit to the group to keep pushing when they’re facing the toughest of times.” Fortunately enough it went in at the end - exhilarating game, up and down, but we’ve been like that all season and now we’vecome out on top. The stress has been high for three months, I’ve tried to stay calm and focus on us and you see the quality of the mentality and character. It’s been a great achievement but that doesn’t mean we wanted it to end in the way we have done. “We talked about how to play in the heat, how to manage the game, how to stay focussed for every moment. It’s hard to concentrate and be connected for 90 minutes on days like this but this is typical of our group - they never stop believing and it’s a credit to our mentality.” We are Leeds United and that’s what we will always be as long as I am here - I love our fans but I don’t care if they sing my name. And he added on the fans: “They stuck with us even at the end. When we were up two men we still didn’t want to leave it up to fate, we tried to push the winner to secure our fate. You gave everything at Turf Moor today and you’ve been with us every step of the way - for that we couldn’t be more grateful.”

Match report and free highlights as Jack Harrison secures Leeds Premier League safety with a last-minute strike in a 2-1 win at Brentford; Raphinha opens ...

"On the last day of the season, to bring your family on to the pitch, it is special. Now it is a week off and then with the national team, so a few games still to go. We have been on a good run and after a few hours I think everyone will settle down and be in good mood. "Part of my job is to change that mentality, to say we deserve more, that we have an incredible club and team, and honestly I think it's not by accident we've scored four winners or equalisers in injury time. Harrison's goal was their fourth 90th-minute winner of the season, a tally no-one across the Premier League can match. From 12 yards, Raphinha stepped up to send him the wrong way and leave Leeds within touching distance of safety.

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“I appreciate the fans singing my name but that’s not the important thing. The weight of expectation at Elland Road is large, but Marsch had to deal with that and steer the club to safety. But Marsch managed to find a balance in the nick of time, although he admits it isn’t the fully-functioning machine he believes it can become. But in the penultimate game of the season, Leeds proved they still had a pulse running. Come the end of the day, Leeds fans were sent toppling over the top of each other in the away end at the Brentford Community Stadium while a packed house at Turf Moor were left to stew in the pot of emotions accompanying a relegation. Unfortunately, Leeds failed to win a game for a month-and-a-half as the looming threat of relegation grow larger and larger with every goal conceded.

Burnley have named an unchanged side for their vital Premier League game with Newcastle United. The Clarets have kept faith with the side that drew at Aston ...

A sell out crowd will be in attendance and Burnley will want the fans behind them as they bid to retain their spot at the top table. Don't miss a thing from the club you love! Mike Jackson has retained the back five system utilised away at Tottenham and Aston Villa while the Clarets failed in their attempt to get Matt Lowton's midweek red card overturned so he starts the first of a three game ban which will carry into next season.

A Raphinha penalty gave Leeds a second-half lead but they conceded a goal from Sergi Canos in the 78th minute before Harrison fired home four minutes into ...

We are Leeds United and that's what we will always be as long as I am here -- I love our fans but I don't care if they sing my name. It's important we are a committed group and show us that every time on the pitch." It's not a perfect representation of what I want this team to be but in this situation we came together well and I still feel strongly about the group we have and the football we can play.