It is a meeting of two sides still finding their feet under relatively new management, with Keith Andrews looking to steady Brentford and Ruben Amorim trying to turn United’s flashes of quality into consistency.
Andrews has overseen seven matches in all competitions, returning two wins, two draws, and three defeats. His side have rarely looked watertight, with both teams scoring in five of those games. In the Premier League, Brentford’s record stands at W1-D1-L3 under his tenure.
The only clean sheet came against Aston Villa, who have only found the net once this season, while their other shutout was in the League Cup against Bournemouth. Brentford’s xPTS tally sits below their actual points return, underlining how performances haven’t always matched results.
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