The penalty of the 66th minute of the 66th minute of Bryan Mbeumo and the head of Kevin Schade 10 minutes of time gave Brentford Their second successive first League victory and sentenced Crystal Palace to his first defeat in seven games in all competitions.
Mbeumo seemed to have suffered a very first to miss the place with the 10th penalty of his career when his initial effort struck the base of a pole to the joy of fans of the house of Selhurst Park.
Palace defender Marc Guehi Was tried to have encroached inside the box when the kick was taken, giving Mbeumo a chance that Cameroon International took to mark the rest, placing its finish in the opposite direction to its first.
Kevin Schade returns home to double Brentford’s advance! 🐝 pic.twitter.com/zbzkwgq5uc
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Schade’s emphatic head of the eighth assist in the season of Mikkel Damsgaard seemed to have given visitors a breathing space, although the response to the first League of the Premier Romain Esset with five minutes Hope in Palace.
The result moves Brentford in 11th place Four points in front of the palacewhich are immediately below them and a point in front of Manchester United and West Ham.
Bryan Mbeumo is missing the first penalty but can resume when the players of the palace entered the box too early!
No errors the second time of Mbeumo! 😤 pic.twitter.com/itu2vvxrxt
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Palais vs Brentford: buzzing bees
A hectic competition sparked a controversial life when Mbeumo had the opportunity to redeem itself following a video referee review.
His 14th goal in 23 championship appearances this season followed, as was the view of the attacker by sharpening the fans of the house while goalkeeper Dean Henderson was reserved for starting the ball in the direction of Mbeumo.
Schade seemed to have put the game beyond Palace, which will have appreciated the view of Esse – signed by Millwall on January 18 – opening his account.
What a time for Romain Esse on his beginnings of Crystal Palace! ✨ pic.twitter.com/otbfyl18r5
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“He looks like a brilliant spark,” said Henderson to Plp from the 19 -year -old midfielder, via BBC Sport. “I hope there are many others to come.”
Brentford defender Nathan Collins described the game as “really pleasant” but “decreasing and hard” in rain conditions.
“We see him doing it all the time in training,” said Collins about Schade’s header, which was injured during the marking. “He can jump as high as the sky. He’s a great player.
