Last Updated on October 7, 2024
Brentford took the lead again, when Bryan Mbeumo scored a penalty, in the 20th minute.
Wolverhampton Wanderers failed to win away against Brentford. The game finished 5-3 and that was Wolverhampton Wanderers seventh consecutive game without a win in the Premier League.
Brentford were quickest out of the blocks, and went 1-0 up when Nathan Collins netted in the second minute on a pass from Mikkel Damsgaard.
Wolverhampton Wanderers quickly equalised to make it 5-3 (4-2). Matheus Cunha made his mark in the 4th minute, with an assist by Nélson Semedo.
Wolverhampton Wanderers equalised to make it 2-2, as Jørgen Strand Larsen found the net, with an assist by Rayan Aït Nouri, in the 26th minute.
Christian Nørgaard just two minutes later, with an assist by Vitaly Janelt, ensuring Brentford took the lead.
In the 45th minute Ethan Pinnock increased the lead for Brentford with an assist by Mikkel Damsgaard.
The goal that reduced the score to 4-3 came in extra time, when Rayan Aït Nouri scored for Wolverhampton Wanderers, with an assist by Jean-Ricner Bellegarde.
The deciding goal came in stoppage time, when Fabio Carvalho scored for Brentford.
‘There was no structure, complete loss of control as to what the team were meant to do and where the team were meant to be. The worst performance I’ve seen from the group since I’ve been here,’ Wolves manager Gary O’Neil said after the game.
The result leaves Brentford in ninth place, while Wolverhampton Wanderers are in 20th and last place.
The next Premier League games for Brentford are Manchester United (away) on 19 October, Brentford (home) on 26 October and Fulham (away) on 4 November. Wolverhampton Wanderers play Manchester City (home) on 20 October, Brighton & Hove Albion (away) on 26 October and Crystal Palace (home) on 2 November.
The next Premier League games for Brentford are Manchester United (away) on 19 October, Brentford (home) on 26 October and Fulham (away) on 4 November. Wolverhampton Wanderers play Manchester City (home) on 20 October, Brighton & Hove Albion (away) on 26 October and Crystal Palace (home) on 2 November.
The result leaves Brentford in ninth place, while Wolverhampton Wanderers are in 20th and last place.