Dull stalemate in west London as Bees are held by Fulham
Of all the fierce London derbies down the years, this match certainly wasn’t cut from that same cloth, and even Adama Traore’s late burst of energy and enthusiasm couldn’t salvage what proved to be a rather uneventful stalemate in west London.
Finish line, and the beach, in sight for Brentford and Fulham as west London neighbours play out stalemate
Bryan Mbeumo then came closer for the Bees, benefitting from a poor loss of possession by Willian which saw Ivan Toney swivel and play the Cameroonian in. Mbeumo beat Calvin Bassey for pace but couldn’t beat Bernd Leno as his shot struck the bar and Keane Lewis-Potter tamely squandered the rebound.
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