The League Paper

WASTEFUL SAID MUST SHARPEN UP

by
The LeaguePaper Team
23 February 2020

Match Verdict

BRENTFORD have now drawn their last three games against Leeds, Birmingham and Blackburn, but need to start turning those into wins if they want to stay in touch with the promotion pack.
A trip to Luton on Tuesday gives them a chance to get back on track, but they will need Said Benrahma, who missed a string of good chances, to be back on form. With him, Ollie Watkins and Bryan Mbeumo firing, the Bees look potent, but Blackburn’s well organised and physical midfield showed that some teams can go toe to toe with them and play football.
Adam Armstrong was a constant thre...

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