
Brentford face Man United on Saturday in front of the Sky Sports cameras looking to bounce back from their 3-1 defeat against Fulham. Ruben Amorim bought himself more time after defeating Chelsea, but he's still got plenty of people still to convince that he's the right man for the job.
There have been pleasing moments for Keith Andrews side this season - but their defeat against Fulham wasn't one of those. In fact, there's arguably been an even split of good moments compared to bad for the Bees this campaign.
Admittedly, there's been several changes both on the pitch and in the dugout over the summer but Brentford can't afford to dwell on that if they are to avoid relegation.
They've been stronger at home with a win over Aston Villa and draw against Chelsea - and so confidence is building in front of their own supporters.
Man United dusted themselves down and beat Chelsea last weekend after their 3-0 defeat against Man City.
And although that was a step in the right direction, the result probably would not have happened if Robert Sanchez wasn't sent off inside the first five minutes. It was a great three points for the hosts - but there's still lots of work to do.
They still haven't won away from this season - including their trip to Grimsby - and that needs to change sooner rather than later if Man United are to have a successful campaign.
Man United fans will know all too well they haven't enjoyed recent trips down south. In fact, they have only won one of their last five in the capital.
Brentford beat Man United 4-3 last campaign (and were 4-1 up at one stage) and also beat them 4-0 back in 2022. Is another big scoreline on the cards for the hosts?
With both sides so fragile defensively, it's difficult to see either team securing a clean sheet on Saturday afternoon. Brentford (12/5 with Betfred) are the outsiders, but it's difficult to back Man United (12/11 with Betano) on the road. Let’s look at the Premier League betting odds.
Almost every match Brentford have been involved with this season has been full of goals and quite frankly, chaotic.
Aside from their 1-0 win against Aston Villa, their last three Premier League matches have produced over 2.5 goals - and that looks like a theme which is likely to continue. They were able to score against Fulham, but the way in which they conceded three was worrying.
Man United haven't performed much better at the back. In fact, they have been worse than Brentford and are yet to keep a clean sheet. Their last three games have also produced over 2.5 goals.
Scoring hasn't been too much of an issue - putting three past Burnley as well as two against Chelsea.
And with recent fixtures over the years producing plenty of goals, it's difficult to get away from that happening once more. Both attacks are capable, but both defences are flawed, and that should see a rather entertaining match for the neutral.
TIP: Over 2.5 goals and BTTS Yes at 11/10 with BetMGM.
For those looking to enjoy a free Premier league betting bonus, BetMGM have you covered. New customers can sign up, bet £10 and be rewarded with a £40 free bet to use on the football. Check out the BetMGM welcome offer.

+18 | Please gamble responsibly | Commercial content | T&Cs apply GambleAware.com