Arsenal v Brentford: lines, statistics and review

Arsenal V Brentford match overview

Arsenal’s echo victory in the middle of the week was not only bad news for Real Madrid, but also, potentially, Brentford.

Demolition of Madrid 3-0 in the first part of their quarterfinals of the Champions League not only puts the side of Mikel Arthte on the edge of the last four, but also opens the possibility of Arsenal on the ground a stronger side tomorrow night.

If the tie was close, Arththa could have tempted to rest several key men, but the advantage in three goals means that there are fewer dangers due to a trip to Santiago Bernabeu.

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– Arsenal (@arsenal) April 10, 2025

Arsenal was scinched against Madrid, placing Carla Ancelotti men on the sword and they will eager to keep that momentum as they look to close the gap on Liverpool on top of the table.

Their hopes that they will capture Arne’s slot side, who have 11 points, with seven games, remain away, but probably Arthta will give another couple of games before deciding to throw in a towel.

Una Imponia striker Mikel Merino, who scored a third goal against Madrid on Tuesday night, said on the official website of the club: “Yes, it’s really important to have a momentum to use the energy we have created the other day in the Emirates to continue and only give fans another great effect, gets three points and obviously keep the momentum for future games.

“But obviously, really, you really focus on Brentford, because they are a really difficult opponent with a lot of quality. So yes, I’m looking forward to it.”

Brentford has been a short trip through northern London, still summarized the ambition of the girl’s season in Europe.

Thomas Frank continues to be constantly progressing and have never been in danger of getting involved in the fight for relegation this season.

Bees enter the weekend in 12th place, higher than clubs with much larger budgets, but only five points are ninth, which could be enough for a continental qualification.

If they climb to the table, their shape will still have to improve.

Brentford won only one of its last five in the 2-1 league in Bournemouth, they were decent on the way, that victory at Vitality Stadium, one of the five in a series of distances from home, before the Newcastle defeat in Newcastle earlier this month.