Brentford have already taken five points from Arsenal, Crystal Palace and Aston Villa but Thomas Frank feels Brighton will present their “toughest opponent so far”. Thehosts will certainly look in fine shape if they are still unbeaten come Saturday night but Graham Potter will hope to bring the form of their first two fixtures, which brought six points, rather than the home defeat to Everton. Victory for the away side would boost the notion that they can push for a top-half finish in the coming months. Nick Ames
Saturday 3pm
Venue Brentford Community Stadium
Last season n/a
Referee Graham Scott
This season G1 Y1 R0 1 cards/game
Odds H 15-8 A 2-1 D 9-4
BRENTFORD
Subs from Fernández, Goode, Jørgensen, Forss, Thompson, Wissa, Ghoddos, Valencia, Jeanvier, Fosu, Peart-Harris, Baptiste, Bidstrup, Roerslev, Zamburek, Racic
Doubtful None
Injured Sørensen (knee, December), Dasilva (hip, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y4 R0
Form WDD
Leading scorers Canós, Mbeumo, Nørgaaard, Toney 1
BRIGHTON
Subs from Steele, Connolly, Karbownik, Moder, Sarmiento, Veltman, Welbeck, March, Mwepu, Sima, Khadra, Lamptey
Doubtful Lamptey (hamstring)
Injured Burn (knee, unknown), Scherpen (ankle, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y6 R0
Form WWL
Leading scorer Maupay 2
