Brentford manager Keith Andrews to BBC Match of the Day: “Yeah for sure [that was one of wildest games I’ve seen]. It had a bit of everything I suppose. Neutrals will be very pleased. Far too much drama for my liking. I have to say, I thought the grit and character we showed to get the result was not surprising, but very pleasing to see.”
On goalscorer Mikel Damsgaard: “I thought he was sensational. I’ve had it in my head all week he’d be starting this game. Right from the first whistle he showed class, he oozed class, his composer, awareness, his passes were sensational. They way he took those goals was sensational.”
On conceding three goals in a row: “Ultimately you have to have trust in the players you have, and I do have trust. I’ve said to the players we need to learn from it. We’ve grounded it out and that’s a new learning curve. I’m well aware of what Burnley are capable of. I always knew it would have been a difficult game. Would I have taken 4-3 before the game? Absolutely, for sure.
"I haven't looked at the table. We just keep pushing and we've got another tough one on Tuesday against Bournemouth."
Did you know?
- Brentford have won three consecutive Premier League away games for the first time since March 2025, while they've scored three or more goals in back-to-back away league games for the first time since April 2024.
