Brentford ended with nine games WITLESS HOME, Beating Brighton & Hove Albion 4-2 at the Gtech Community Stadium, leaving seagulls safe in five premiere games.

Both sides fought late, placing brakes on a potential offer for Europe. But with more potential places to open for foreign premier leagues, both coaches knew that victory could still keep them in the continental football next season.

And Brentfordwhose last wins of the house returned in December, began bright as Yoane warned had an effort saved with a foot outstretched Bart Verbruggen.

The domestic side was constantly pushing and found an opening for nine minutes, after the neat spell of owning culminated in Keane Lewis-Potter Heart ride Brighton Defense before choosing Bryan Mbeumowho brightly created space and confidently protary past Verbruggen.

It took up to half an hour of a brand away for guest side to fashion a chance for a goal like Joao Pedro twisted from the edge of the box.

However, just as it seemed as if Brentford would take his one goal in a break, Brighton equaled at a stop time Danny Welbeck headed home from Mats WiefferThe ball is covered in the box.

The bees shrugged from that return and once again they started quickly, returning his lead within three minutes of reboot.

Mbeumo was on target once more, but this time he was shocked in his left leg a wicked Lewis Dunkbreasts on the way to the back of the network.

Thomas Frank’s men flew and avoid repeating a sucked stroke that suffered before the break, establishing two-goals pillow when the quick guy ended with Mbeum’s milestones for Wissa, whose strike refused over Jan Paul Van Hecka.

The afternoon went out of bad for worse Fabian HurzelerMedium page When Joao Pedro is shown a flat red card.

After entangling with Nathan CollinsThe Brazilian lost cold and disintegrated to Brentford Defender, leaving the judge team Robinson without sending the attacker.

Despite a reduction in 10 men, Brighton pulled a goal Kaoru MitomaBut their numeric shortage meant that Brentford could see the rest of the competition, and even added their advantage in stopping time through time Christian NorgaardHeader.

The victory moves bees on two points of Brighton in the race on the edges of European places, as well as ending the baby’s beaten victory in five matches.

FlashScore Man Match: Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)

Get up to the match here.