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Bottom side Wolves try to start climb out of relegation battle

As Wolves face the daunting task of climbing out of the relegation zone, they head to GTech Community Stadium to face Brentford, a team looking to build on a solid start at home.

Both teams will be looking for crucial points in what promises to be a tightly contested match. Brentford, with a strong home record, will try to push Wolves further into trouble, while Wolves aim to reverse their fortunes after a challenging season start.

Brentford’s Recent Form

Brentford has started the season well, particularly at home. They are unbeaten in three of their last four home matches, including a draw against West Ham in their most recent fixture.

Their attack has been potent, with their last five results being mixed but largely positive, including a win in the EFL Cup against Leyton Orient and a league victory over Southampton.

Injury and Team News

Brentford are still without key winger Bryan Mbeumo, whose absence was felt in their recent encounters. However, their squad depth has allowed them to remain competitive in most fixtures, with players like Yoane Wissa stepping up in attack.

Last Brentford Lineup

Here is how Brentford lined up for their last match against West Ham (1-1 draw):

Wolves’ Recent Form

Wolves have had a difficult start to the campaign and currently sit 20th in the league. Their last five matches include losses to top sides like Liverpool and Newcastle.

Despite picking up a point at Nottingham Forest, Wolves have struggled in both attack and defence. This poor form has left them fighting to escape relegation.

Injury and Team News

Wolves are missing some key players, including Matheus Cunha, which has impacted their attacking fluidity. With defensive errors also plaguing them, their manager will have to find solutions quickly to avoid slipping further down the table.

Last Wolves Lineup

Here is how Wolves lined up for their last match against Liverpool (1-2 loss):

Referee and VAR

Here are the confirmed on-field referees and VAR for the game:

Referee: Andy Madley….


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Author : editors@footballcritic.com (Jake Skudder)

Publish date : 2024-10-03 08:43:33

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