Brentford vs Wolves, live! How to watch, stream link, team news

For Brentford (14 points – 11th place), last Sunday’s heavy defeat to Aston Villa raised some questions about Thomas Frank’s side after a sudden downturn in results. As for Wolves (9 points – 19th), losing to Leicester, another side in the relegation when the game began, was a new low for a manager-less side experiencing plenty of them these days.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of Brentford vs Wolves. 

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After losing just one of their first six games (2W-3D-1L), Brentford have been on the wrong end of a few batterings in recent weeks. The defeat to Villa saw the Bees concede three goals in the opening 14 minutes and — to rub salt in the wound — a fourth from Ollie Watkins, their former star, in the second half. This kind of lopsided result was nothing new for Brentford, who were also been beaten 3-0 by Arsenal and 5-1 by Newcastle among their six most recent games (12 goals conceded in 3 games). Of course, the Bees kept clean sheets in the other three games during that same stretch. The only constant of late for Brentford: poor chance creation and poor finishing, with just three goals scored in six games.

Steve Davis will take charge of his fifth game as interim Wolves boss following Bruno Lage’s dismissal on Oct. 2. Wolves are 1W-0D-3L in four games under Davis, with two goals scored and nine conceded. The goal-scoring struggles are hardly new, with a Premier League-low five goals (in 12 games) on the season.

OUT: Pontus Jansson (hamstring), Christian Norgaard (achilles), Aaron Hickey (ankle), Thomas Strakosha (ankle)

Your Bees line-up this afternoon ???? #BrentfordFC | #BREWOL | @bluejeansnet

— Brentford FC (@BrentfordFC) October 29, 2022

OUT: Raul Jimenez (groin), Pedro Neto (ankle), Sasa Kalajdzic (torn ACL), Chiquinho (knee) | QUESTIONABLE: Tote Gomes (undisclosed)

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— Wolves (@Wolves) October 29, 2022

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