- Brentford are unbeaten at home in Premier League 2026/2027 (Won 2, Drawn 1), conceding 1 goal.
- Liverpool are unbeaten away from home in Premier League 2026/2027 (Won 2, Drawn 1), conceding 2 goals.
Bees have some sting in their game
Brentford and Liverpool could mix it up again at Gtech Community Stadium when The Reds visit the Bees on Saturday, but it is hard to see the visitors losing.
The Bees have some momentum after taking three points and three goals from Chelsea at home in their most recent Premier League 2026/2027 fixture, while they gained a 2-2 away draw from Aston Villa today.
In addition, Brentford are undefeated at Gtech Community Stadium this season and will be confident of at least taking a point from this match.
Reds can make it three in a row
Liverpool are on a roll, having won their last two matches in all competitions and gone unbeaten on the road in Premier League 2026/2027 so far (Won 2, Drawn 1).
The Reds are behind Brentford in the table at 7th with nine points from five games, with the hosts at 4th on 10 from six, so this isn't just a dead rubber.
Liverpool are also on a streak of two straight away wins in the league, but we cannot ignore the fact that this fixture finished 1-1 at Anfield in Premier League 2025/2026, so it could be tight again.
Liverpool and Brentford make a good match
With Liverpool at 34/25, Brentford at 41/25 and the draw at 11/4, the visitors are the slight favourites for this one but it looks as though we will have to work hard to find value.
Andoni Iraola's Reds are a high-energy team that will press heavily and force turnovers in their heavy-metal, high-pressing style of play.
They can make life difficult for Brentford, who play a flexible 4-2-3-1 system and will get bodies back to support their press and defend in a structured mid-block.
Keith Andrews' side have shown great discipline and are a threat on set pieces and second balls, which will come into play as the game wears on.
They have a good counter-attacking outlet in Kevin Schade, who has scored 3 Premier League goals in 5 games, while Cody Gakpo is pulling the strings for Liverpool with 3 assists in 5 league appearances.
Liverpool's pressing is a little more frantic and could force some mistakes in Brentford's defensive third, so we feel a few goals are likely.
Therefore, we are recommending Over 2.5 goals at 11/20 and Both Teams to Score at 12/25 as the top bets here.
