The Sky Bet Championship returned after the final international break and the seven-game sprint for promotion and Play-Off places started with a first league trip to local neighbours Fulham in 16 years.
. Stuart Dallas opened the scoring with a fine strike in the first-half before adding a second with a 25-yard thunderbolt that flew into the top corner. Ross McCormack pulled one back after a harsh penalty decision but Alan Judge’s free-kick and then Jota’s sublime volley put the deserved gloss on a fantastic away performance.
The Bees were back in action just 72 hours later as
. Despite Brentford’s dominance, goals from Tyler Walker and Todd Kane had the visitors 2-0 ahead going into the final 10 minutes. However it would be another late show as Andre Gray fired home from 18 yards before Jota nodded in Tommy Smith’s cross deep into injury time.
as Brentford were denied a third straight away win. It looked like The Bees would secure a crucial three points in the Sky Bet Championship Play-Off race as they deservedly led through Alex Pritchard’s fine first-half strike but Bent proved his predatory instincts by poking home deep into injury time to leave Brentford outside the Play-Off places on goal difference.
as Brentford secured a draw in their final Under-18 Professional Development League Two South league match of the season. It was far from a vintage performance from The Bees as they left the door open for Charlton Athletic to steal the league title after a second straight draw.
against Uzbekistan however
as he made his international debut in a 2-1 defeat.
at the hands of eventual runners-up Valencia CF.
for the UEFA Development Tournament later on in the month.
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until end of season.
, the defender had made three appearances for The Bees since joining in February.