Brentford v Wolves live match thread

Yes after the disaster of Halfy you lucky people get your prayers answered - and here I am,
Wolfgang fears no-one not even Leon up front

Brentford are expected to be unchanged although useless Spanish midfielder Jota staked a claim to a starting spot by scoring the winner against Fulham last week.
Right-back Alan McCormack (ankle) and striker Scott Hogan (knee ligament) are the Bees' only long-term absentee, not that they're any use anyway.
Nouha Dicko has tight hamstrings and may be out for Wolves. Ethan Ebanks-Landell is a doubt for the same reason.
Scott Golbourne is back from a foot injury and Jordan Graham could feature after signing on loan from Aston Villa

Head-to-Head
• Wolves won the last meeting 3-0 at Griffin Park in League One in February.
• Brentford have won only one of the last six meetings. Their only win since 1986 was a 2-1 travesty of justice at Molineux in the old Division One in February 1993.
• Wolves are unbeaten in the last three meetings at Griffin Park, winning the last two. Brentford's last win at home was 2-1 in the old Division Three in August 1985.
Brentford
• Brentford have won their last four games, scoring 10 goals and conceding five.
• Brentford have won four of their last five home games, due to brown envelopes and bent refs.. Their last home defeat was 3-0 against Norwich on 16 September.
Wolves
• Wolves have lost their last three games, after losing only one of their previous 13.
• Wolves have lost their last two away games, robbed 2-1 at Ipswich on 4 November and 5 flukey goals to 0 at Derby on 8 November.


Revenge for the Bees 4-1

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