Brentford v Brighton match report

Taking a look at line-ups, goals, assists, clean sheets and anything else we could highlight that could have implications for FPL managers. We cover the Brentford v Brighton match report. Covering eye test and key moments through-out the match with the help of the Fantasy Football Scout members area.

Covering the Brentford v Brighton match can be helpful in identifying key moments in the match. This can then give FPL managers a good insight into which players and teams looked good, key injuries, fitness and even more to help us make decisions in FPL.

Line-ups – Brentford

Striker Ivan Toney (£7.3m) comes into the match as the highest owned player between both sides. The forward has started the season well. He has picked up returns in more than half of his matches so far. FPL managers could be expecting Goalkeeper David Raya (£4.5m) to extend his clean sheet tally to five for the season.

Brighton

Midfielder Leandro Trossard (£6.8m) starts the match. The Belgian has been a target for many FPL managers this week. He managed 32 points in back-to-back Gameweeks before blanking in Gameweek 10. Defender Lewis Dunk (£4.6m) was another popular transfer in. He has failed to return in his last four consecutive matches.

Key moments

• Brentford defender Frank Onyeka (£4.8m) puts in a fantastic low cross. This was sublimely flicked into the opposition’s goal by striker Ivan Toney. 1-0 to the homes side.
• Brentford midfielder Mathias Jensen (£5m) and Brighton midfielder (£5m) were both yellow carded before the half-time whistle.
• 64 minutes into the second half, Ivan Toney stepped up to put away a penalty. 2-0 Brentford.
• Brentford midfielder Shandon Baptiste (£4.5m) and Ivan Toney picked up a yellow card each before the final whistle.
• The game ended 2-0 to Brentford.

Standout FPL performances

• Ivan Toney picked up the most points of the round. His two goals and three bonus points meant he picked up 12 points. His yellow card resulted in a one-point deduction.
• Brentford goalkeeper Raya was the second highest earning FPL player today. He made seven saves, kept a clean sheet and picked up two bonus points. Raya hit his first double-digit return of the season.
• Brentford defender Ethan Pinnock (£4.4m) also collected points. He returned seven points for his clean sheet and one bonus point.

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