Brentford are back at Griffin Park tomorrow when they take on AFC Bournemouth and there are tickets remaining for fans who want to watch The Bees in top-of-the-table action.
But for those who can’t make it, there is the opportunity to listen in full on Bees Player.
Brentford will be looking to bounce back to winning ways after consecutive defeats to Watford and Charlton Athletic.
The Bees are still in the promotion hunt, seventh in the table, eight points off the top.
Bournemouth come to Griffin Park in second place, seven points ahead of The Bees and a home win will put Brentford right back in automatic promotion contention.
But Brentford will have to end a run of home form that has seen them lose three of their last four Championship matches at Griffin Park, all to teams in the top five in the table.
There will be full coverage of the match, which will kick off at 3pm, on Bees Player.
Mark Burridge will host the show and will start the broadcast at 2.15p when he will be speaking live with Brentford FC Chairman Cliff Crown.
He will be joined by Mick Cabble and Natalie Sawyer for a full build-up with Brentford goalkeeper Richard Lee joining in to offer expert analysis during the match.
There will be half time interviews and live post-match reaction.
And there will be highlights on Bees Player next week so anyone at the match does not miss out.
Bees Player subscribers get full commentary on every match home and away with the very best Brentford coverage, full build-up, half time interviews and live post-match reaction.
There are extended video highlights of every First Team match with Brentford commentary plus action from Development Squad and Youth Team games and the archive allows subscribers to look back at past fixtures.
Bees Player subscribers see exclusive interviews with Brentford Manager Mark Warburton as well as post-match reaction from Brentford players, the first interviews with new signings and behind-the-scenes content.
Bees Player is now available on multiple devices so fans can enjoy all the action on the go.
Subscribers can login to the free app to get all the content on mobile devices - anytime, anywhere.