Brentford and Manchester United are set to clash at the Gtech Community Stadium at 12:30 PM BST (1:30 PM WAT) on Saturday, as the Red Devils aim to secure back-to-back Premier League victories for the first time under manager Ruben Amorim.
United head into the fixture buoyed by a vital 2–1 win over Chelsea last weekend, which eased pressure on Amorim and lifted the team to 11th place with seven points from five matches.
Brentford, meanwhile, sit 17th with just four points from six outings and are desperate to turn their form around after a 3–1 defeat to Fulham.
For new Bees manager Keith Andrews, the match offers a chance to steady his side at home, a ground where Brentford remain unbeaten in their last six Premier League fixtures.
United’s away struggles, however, continue to be a concern, with the Red Devils failing to win any of their last seven league matches on the road. They will also be without key midfielder Casemiro through injury, though other players could return to the squad.
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