Championship

BENRAHMA PUTS STING IN THE TAIL

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The LeaguePaper Team
10 March 2019

Bees joy at gutsy fightback

By Joe Thomas

TOE-TO-TOE: George Saville clashes with Brentford’s Henrik Diosgaard

Brentford playes celebrate their second goal
PICTURE: MI News & Sport

THOMAS Franks believes Brentford silenced the critics who have labelled his team weak by leaving Mid- dlesbrough with a first win on Teesside since 1938.
The Bees won away from Griffin Park for the second time this season by coming from behind to beat Boro at the Riverside Stadium.
Brentford moved to within six points of the play-off zone with the victory after an own goal from Middlesbrough...

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