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Bournemouth vs Brentford is a modern English meeting with a clear Brentford edge, shaped by promotion battles and a run of close Premier League contests. Brentford’s broader record is stronger across the divisions, but Bournemouth have supplied meaningful reversals, including a promotion-playoff victory before Brentford advanced in the return leg. The matchup remains interesting because the status gap has not removed the sense of a competitive, often high-scoring contest. Future meetings will test Bournemouth’s ability to protect a lead.
Past matches, Bournemouth vs Brentford
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Bournemouth
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30F
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7M
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27M
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11F
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10M
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4M
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18D
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6D
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20G
Brentford Substitutes
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F
39
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M
14
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F
13
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M
24
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F
11
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D
33
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D
25
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D
3
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G
12
Match events
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34'⚽Kevin Schade Normal Goal (Asst: Yehor Yarmoliuk)
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38'⚽Justin Kluivert Normal Goal
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45' +3Igor Thiago Yellow Card
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45' +4Marcus Tavernier Yellow Card
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52'⚽Marcus Tavernier Normal Goal (Asst: Francisco Evanilson)
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56'⚽Kevin Schade Normal Goal
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60'Mikkel Damsgaard Yehor Yarmoliuk
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60'El Hadji Malick Diouf Keane Lewis-Potter
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60'Dango Ouattara Jaidon Anthony
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63'James Hill Yellow Card
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66'Ryan Christie Justin Kluivert
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71'Michael Kayode Aaron Hickey
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82'Ben Gannon-Doak Rayan Vitor Simplício Rocha
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82'Lewis Cook Tyler Adams
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83'David Brooks Marcus Tavernier
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85'Lewis Cook Yellow Card
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87'Adam Smith Yellow Card
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89'David Brooks Yellow Card
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90' +1Álvaro Rodríguez Francisco Evanilson
Stats for this game
Matchup Bournemouth VS Brentford
Brentford’s edge, Bournemouth’s replies
Brentford hold the stronger long-term record, and the series spans League One, the Championship, promotion playoffs and the Premier League, giving it a changing status. Bournemouth’s clearest answer came in the 2021 Championship playoff semi-final: a 1–0 first-leg win put them in front, but Brentford won the return 3–1 and reached the final on a 3–2 aggregate score.
Premier League margins stay narrow
In November 2024, Bournemouth led twice through Evanilson and Justin Kluivert, yet Yoane Wissa scored twice and Mikkel Damsgaard added the other goal in Brentford’s 3–2 win. In March 2025, Bournemouth again went ahead through a Vitaly Janelt own goal, but Wissa equalised before Christian Nørgaard completed Brentford’s 2–1 turnaround. Those meetings show why the stronger overall record does not make the fixture routine: Bournemouth can create a lead, while Brentford have repeatedly found a way to turn a close contest back in their favour. That recurring question gives the next edition a clear point of interest.