Brentford take on Chelsea on Wednesday night at the Gtech Community Stadium. It’s a 7.30pm kick-off, with the match being broadcast live in the UK on Amazon.
Make the most of your matchday by taking a look at what is happening around the match tonight.
Scan it. Learn it. Save a life.
At Wednesday's game against Chelsea, we will be raising awareness of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training. A heart-shaped ‘CPQR code’ will feature prominently on the front of the players' shirts for the match to encourage millions watching around the world to take two minutes to learn the basics of CPR.
As part of this year’s Restart a Heart campaign, Resuscitation Council UK and Pablo London created the heart-shaped 'CPQR code', which aims to increase survival rates by expanding the number of people who know the basic principles of CPR and defibrillation. It is a heart-shaped QR code that directs people to a short and simple video on how to do CPR and save a life. Scan it. Learn it. Save a life.
The code will also feature on the screens around the Gtech Community Stadium, on the Club’s digital platforms and on the cover of the matchday programme. CPR demonstrations will also take place in the family stand before the game and at half-time.
Our Heart of West London t-shirt is available in-store and online. Donations from shirt sales will go towards funding innovative treatment, equipment and research at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals Charity, one of the largest heart and lung specialist centres in the world.
Bring your colours, back your team
Last Friday night, Thomas Frank urged Bees fans to create a magic moment before kick-off, with fans wearing their colours and holding their scarves aloft for a loud rendition of Hey Jude as the players emerge onto the field.
The fans delivered helping fuel a top performance against Brighton and we are asking for more of the same tonight. Let’s lift the roof this evening as we welcome our neighbours Chelsea for this Premier League fixture.
Atul Kochhar to cater for Premium guests
The Atul Kochhar Hospitality Group is proudly cooking at the Gtech Community Stadium this game, serving Indian fine dining menus in all Premium lounges. Atul Kochhar is the pioneering twice Michelin-starred chef from Jamshedpur in India, who has changed the way people perceive and experience Indian cuisine in the UK.
15% off training wear tonight
We are running a special promotion until midnight tonight with 15% off all training wear at The Bees Superstore or online. Take a look at the range to make the most of this brilliant offer.
Also, Hollywoodbets will be hosting a kick-up challenge outside The Bees Superstore before the match from 4.30pm today. A £250 Brentford shop voucher is up for grabs for the winner with the most kick-ups - #CanYouKickUp? Sergi Canos, Ben Mee, Saman Ghoddos and Mathias Jensen have tried it, can you beat them?
Football is for all
Let’s also remember that football is for everyone and we are proud of the differences between us. We are a passionate, diverse group who come together to support the Bees home and away. Let’s keep it like that.
Any discriminatory abuse, whether that is racist, homophobic or sexist will not be tolerated. If you see or hear anything of that nature, please don’t wait - report it immediately to your nearest steward or text BFC plus your message to 62277 so that we can take action during the game.
Thank you once again for your ongoing support. Up the Bees!