Brentford vs Leeds United

Leeds United face Brentford in the 2022-23 Premier League - here's everything you need to know.

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Brentford and Leeds will both be looking to return to winning ways when they go head-to-head at Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday.

LEEDS UNITED return to Brentford this weekend- the scene of their jubilant win on the final day of last season which kept them up.Brentford, meanwhile.

Pontus Jansson returned for Brentford against former club Leeds. The Bees captain had missed the last two matches with a foot injury. Joe Gelhardt and Cody ...

He spills his catch at the first attempt, but manages to pounce on the ball before anyone can react. Roca works his way into the box and fires low towards the bottom-left corner, but Raya produces a super stop. Struijk puts the ball across the face of goal, but Bamford cannot convert from two yards as it strikes his heel and travels backwards. Brentford vs Leeds United The Bees captain had missed the last two matches with a foot injury. Joe Gelhardt and Cody Drameh came in for Leeds, with Liam Cooper on the bench after a calf injury. Brentford vs Leeds United LIVE: Premier League latest score, goals and updates from fixture Follow live coverage as Brentford face Leeds United in the Premier League today.

Leeds United return to the scene of May's celebrations at Brentford today in their sixth game of the new Premier League season.

GOAL BRENTFORD A chant of, let’s just say, Jansson you’re not a very nice person from the away end. Goal Brentford

Thomas Frank has his side well organised and, after surprising many people in their first season in the Premier League, have started this one well too - most ...

Leeds United manager Jesse Marsch was sent off as Ivan Toney struck a sensational hat-trick to earn Brentford a thrilling 5-2 home win over the Yorkshire club in the Premier League on Saturday. Toney sent Illan Meslier the wrong way from the penalty ...

"We can't do what we did, which was get back in the game and then throw it away within seconds. we've got to learn quickly because you can't get away with that." "The main thing is we gave away too many easy goals, some mistakes that led them into chances and set pieces," Marsch said. [Marc Roca](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/242008/Marc-Roca) scored a second for the visitors in the 79th, but it was Brentford who had the last word when [Bryan Mbeumo](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/271170/Bryan-Mbeumo) slotted home a minute later to restore the two-goal cushion before [Yoane Wissa](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/224077/Yoane-Wissa) added the home side's fifth in injury time. Why not?" "Let's see where I end up.

Free highlights and match report as Ivan Toney scores Brentford hat-trick as Bees beat Leeds 5-2; Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa also on target for hosts; ...

That lack of VAR visit is a lack of respect in the end." His answer was emphatic: "Off the top of my head, there isn't a better English striker right now apart from Kane. Northampton remain in League Two, and after a second Premier League hat-trick to down Leeds, Toney is, presumably, still buzzing. "There's other things, performances in the past, they earned their shirt or whatever, but I don't see a better one after Kane. Brentford's next game is away to Southampton on Saturday September 10, with kick off at 3pm. "When I saw it at half-time, I didn't believe it's a penalty and if it is, it's an incredibly soft one. "Then there's an action where I think Summerville is actually more of an egregious foul and it doesn't even get looked at for VAR, I'm clearly dissatisfied. "I was speaking with the fourth official, trying to be as respectful as I possibly could, even when a penalty was given that I probably didn't think was a penalty and then when you don't see it reciprocated, it's the respect. A furious Marsch was given his marching orders after Summerville's hopes of a penalty of his own were turned down by a second VAR review against Hickey, but still Leeds pressed on and after Bamford had missed a superb chance to reduce the arrears again, Roca slid in to turn Ayling's cross home. "When Brentford's penalty was given, which I probably didn't think was a penalty, I was trying to be respectful to the fourth official but when you don't see it reciprocated, the lack of a visit to the VAR [review monitor] is a lack of respect," he fumed. Toney stepped up to make it 18 out of 18 from the spot for the Bees, before he added a second from much less familiar territory - his first free-kick goal for the club - two minutes before the break. Leeds were enjoying the better of the play at the moment vociferous appeals went up for a penalty when Toney went flying inside the box, and an unsighted Rob Jones had to be sent over to the VAR review monitor before awarding a spot-kick.