A 0-0 draw between Brentford and Fulham saw the visitors' goalkeeper Bernd Leno make a crucial last-minute save to deny Brentford a late win. The match was largely uneventful, with both teams struggling to create scoring opportunities. Leno's save from Dango Ouattara's shot was the highlight of the game, and it ensured that Fulham earned a point.
Brentford had the better chances throughout the match, but they were unable to capitalize on them. The draw means that Brentford moves level with sixth-placed Chelsea, but they could still be overtaken by teams below them in the standings. Fulham, on the other hand, could drop as low as 14th place by the end of the weekend.
The result was a disappointment for both teams, as they had been hoping to win and improve their positions in the league. Brentford's head coach Keith Andrews expressed his frustration with the result, saying that his team had come a long way in the past seven months but still had work to do. Fulham's head coach Marco Silva also expressed his disappointment, saying that his team had come to win but were unable to do so.
The draw extends Brentford's unbeaten run to five games, but it also means that they have not won at home since January 7. The team's lack of depth and options was evident, as they failed to make any substitutions during the match.
The result raises questions about Brentford's ability to compete in European competitions if they qualify, given their thin squad.