BRENTFORD VS LIVERPOOL

The Reds hope to continue their climb back up with tables when they take on Brentford on Monday.

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Martin Green has locked in his EPL picks and best bets for Brentford vs. Liverpool on Monday.

[Visit SportsLine now to see the best bets for the Liverpool vs. - Brentford vs. They have the third-most goals in the league and have scored twice in four straight EPL matches. Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa, who have each scored three times, also have the ability to trouble a Liverpool back line that has struggled all season. One offers a plus-money payout, and he also has his full breakdown of the match. Brentford have improved dramatically since finishing 13th last season, their first in the EPL since 1947. The Bees also have scored twice in four straight EPL matches. Liverpool are -190 favorites (risk $190 to win $100) in the latest Brentford vs. The Reds held 68% possession and had 43 shots (19 on target) over the two meetings last season. Liverpool had 21 shots and seven on target against Leicester and lead the EPL in both categories. After working in the sports betting industry for several years, Green became a professional sports writer and handicapper and has covered the game worldwide. The Reds (8-4-4) have won four straight league games and enter this match sixth in the Premier League table.

This was how Liverpool's last away result played out, against Aston Villa. Young Spaniard Stefan Bajcetic scored in a 1-3 win against Unai Emery's side.

4 The striker was taken off on a stretcher in the last minute after sustaining an injury, replaced by Pontus Jansson. The man behind the VAR screen will be Darren England. 6 NoJordanHendersoninthesquad for Klopp either, which is why Elliott has made the starting XI. Nope, I don't see the point of it either. The free kick is swung towards Darwin but he heads over. What a fantastic save that was. Darwin went for a spectacular overhead kick, missed the ball, and it fell to Oxlade-Chamberlain. Brentford stomp it out well. All of those chances, had any of them gone over the line, would have counted. He definitely didn't try to with his feet.

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But if they can get a result, they will only have two more league matches this month, which should (please, Fowler) allow for a bit of recovery time. [ LiveSoccerTV](http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.livesoccertv.com%2F&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AOvVaw1UXmQW60LXV-n7wyR9tk7M) Liverpool will try to make it five league wins on the trot, which frankly doesn’t seem possible with the wildly inconsistent results and performances we’ve seen so far this campaign.

Red-hot Brentford aim to continue their superb recent form as they host a resurgent Liverpool in west London in a beauty of a game on Monday.

A lovely evening for a game here and it feels like when the big boys roll into town, Brentford never disappoint. Home fans are in very good spirits and there’s plenty of noise from the away end too. Virgin van Dijk gets on the end of a cross and volleys it towards goal but somehow David Raya saves and it hits the bar. A corner is whipped in and the ball comes off Konate’s left knee cap and flies into the bottom corner. The offside flag is up and VAR confirms it is no goal. However, moments later a fine cross from Jensen from the right finds Wissa and his header creeps over the line and the goal is given. What a start to the second half for the Reds. Liverpool going for it and getting the ball forward wide early and often. The Dane held things together in midfield expertly and is always so calm when he wins it back. Christian Norgaard: Brilliant ball for Mbuemo to clinch the win and he is so underrated. It is no fluke they’ve beaten Chelsea, Man City, Arsenal, Man United and now Liverpool since they were promoted to the Premier League in the summer of 2021. Brentford took the lead through an Ibrahima Konate own goal and Yoane Wissa made it 2-0, but only after he was involved in two Brentford goals being ruled out for offside.

Liverpool enters 2023 on a four-match winning streak having not lost a match since October and is firing on all cylinders after the international break for ...

Brentford striker Ivan Toney has 12 goals in sixteen EPL matches this season equaling his mark set last year in 32 matches. Liverpool is led by forwards Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah who both have seven goals as the English Premier League season nears the midway point. Brentford has never beaten Liverpool, though The Bees did earn a draw in the first meeting between these clubs at Gtech Community Stadium in September of 2021.

Liverpool's mini Premier League revival was ended emphatically as they went down to a 3-1 defeat at Brentford. The Reds had won four league games on the ...

This is not the first time this season that Liverpool have looked like a team with no chance of a top-four finish. This is not the first time that the incredible atmosphere at the Brentford Community Stadium has played a key role in a big Premier League fixture and it won't be the last. That is because the Bees have won every single Premier League game in which they have gone ahead - an incredible record for a side so new to the division. But it says a lot that it wasn't initially obvious that the Dutchman hadn't been withdrawn for tactical reasons rather than physical ones. That might not have been an issue for a quadruple-chasing juggernaut toward the back end of last season, but the current crop simply don't have it in them to launch consistent comebacks. is that it seems they can cope just fine without their talismanic striker - in the short term, at least. The German's changes at the break actually allowed his team to wrestle some momentum back but, because of his hesitance in the first half, it was too little too late. It says it all that the small improvement seen in that part of the pitch in the second half was brought about by Naby Keita - a man with no future at the club. Liverpool have no long-term options in the engine room or, in fact, anyone they can rely on to perform consistently in that area in the short term and that simply has to be corrected. This was a fourth straight game in which he missed some huge opportunities, struggled to stay onside, and left a lot to be desired with his contribution to the build-up. There were major green shoots evident during a run of seven goals in 10 games prior to the World Cup, but Nunez has been back to his worst since returning. Liverpool have already acknowledged that their squad needed retooling in the January window by bringing in Cody Gakpo from PSV Eindhoven.

Fresh from the news that the injury to star striker Ivan Toney is not as serious as first thought, Brentford boss Thomas Frank has once again worked wonders as ...

Liverpool's mini Premier League revival was ended emphatically as they went down to a 3-1 defeat at Brentford. The Reds had won four league games on the ...

This is not the first time this season that Liverpool have looked like a team with no chance of a top-four finish. This is not the first time that the incredible atmosphere at the Brentford Community Stadium has played a key role in a big Premier League fixture and it won't be the last. That is because the Bees have won every single Premier League game in which they have gone ahead - an incredible record for a side so new to the division. But it says a lot that it wasn't initially obvious that the Dutchman hadn't been withdrawn for tactical reasons rather than physical ones. That might not have been an issue for a quadruple-chasing juggernaut toward the back end of last season, but the current crop simply don't have it in them to launch consistent comebacks. is that it seems they can cope just fine without their talismanic striker - in the short term, at least. The German's changes at the break actually allowed his team to wrestle some momentum back but, because of his hesitance in the first half, it was too little too late. It says it all that the small improvement seen in that part of the pitch in the second half was brought about by Naby Keita - a man with no future at the club. Liverpool have no long-term options in the engine room or, in fact, anyone they can rely on to perform consistently in that area in the short term and that simply has to be corrected. This was a fourth straight game in which he missed some huge opportunities, struggled to stay onside, and left a lot to be desired with his contribution to the build-up. There were major green shoots evident during a run of seven goals in 10 games prior to the World Cup, but Nunez has been back to his worst since returning. Liverpool have already acknowledged that their squad needed retooling in the January window by bringing in Cody Gakpo from PSV Eindhoven.

An own goal from Ibrahim Konate and a 42nd minute strike from Yoane Wissa put Brentford two up, while Liverpool had a Darwin Nunez goal ruled out just before ...

The team improved in the second half and after Oxlade-Chamberlain had reduced the deficit they hemmed Brentford into their own end in search of an equaliser. [Virgil van Dijk](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/157892/Virgil-van-Dijk), [Harvey Elliott](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/280806/Harvey-Elliott) and [Konstantinos Tsimikas](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/226177/Konstantinos-Tsimikas). [Christian Norgaard](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/178077/Christian-Norgaard) launching a long diagonal ball towards Mbeumo, who outmuscled Konate before slotting into the net. [Ben Mee](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/138159/Ben-Mee) while Mbeumo was then denied down the other end by Liverpool goalkeeper [Alisson](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/196876/Alisson). [Bryan Mbeumo](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/271170/Bryan-Mbeumo) scored a third for Brentford, who recorded a historic win that moved them up to seventh in the table on 26 points from 18 games. [Ibrahima Konate](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/251634/Ibrahima-Konaté) knocked the ball into his own net in the 19th minute while [Yoane Wissa](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/224077/Yoane-Wissa) doubled Brentford's advantage before halftime after his side had two goals disallowed following VAR reviews in a frantic opening 45 minutes.