Premier League · Brentford
Brentford — Season Outlook
Premier League 2026/27 · currently 6th · 11 pts · DWDLD
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Premier League · Matchday 9 of 38
Where Brentford finish
Footyntel projects Brentford to finish around 8th in the Premier League 2026/27 — most likely 5th, with an 80% range of 4th to 13th — on roughly 58 points. Their chance of winning the title is 0.6%, of top 4 20.9%, and of relegation 1.4%. On current form they are likely to finish mid-table.
Home & away form
Recent results
Brentford's last 5 matches (vs home, @ away).
Top scorers
Brentford's leading scorers this season.
| Player | Goals | Assists |
|---|---|---|
| Kevin Schade | 3 | 0 |
| Keane Lewis-Potter | 2 | 1 |
| Vitaly Janelt | 2 | 0 |
| Michael Kayode | 1 | 0 |
| Jaidon Anthony | 1 | 1 |
| Thiago | 1 | 2 |
| Fabio Carvalho | 1 | 0 |
| Yegor Yarmolyuk | 1 | 1 |
Season trend
How Brentford's title, top 4 and relegation probabilities have moved.
Brentford's remaining fixtures
Model win / draw / loss for Brentford in each match (H home, A away).
Squad
Current first-team squad.
Goalkeepers
- Ellery Balcombe
- Caoimhin Kelleher
- Hákon Rafn Valdimarsson
Defenders
- Rico Henry
- Sepp van den Berg
- Kristoffer Ajer
- Aaron Hickey
- Nathan Collins
- El Hadji Malick Diouf
- Michael Kayode
- Ji-soo Kim
- Jannik Schuster
- Benjamin Fredrick
Midfielders
- Josh Dasilva
- Vitaly Janelt
- Mathias Jensen
- Mikkel Damsgaard
- Keane Lewis-Potter
- Mamadou Sangare
- Fabio Carvalho
- Antoni Milambo
- Yegor Yarmolyuk
Forwards
- Callum Wilson
- Kevin Schade
- Thiago
- Jaidon Anthony
- Dango Ouattara
- Gustavo Gomes
- Kaye Furo
Footyntel projects Brentford's Premier League season by analyzing their attack and defence ratings, factoring in last season's form, and simulating the remaining fixtures thousands of times using a Poisson goals model. This provides insights into their chances of winning the title, qualifying for European competitions, or facing relegation, along with a projected final points total and finishing position range. The projections are shaped by Brentford's performance metrics and the inherent unpredictability of football.
How does Footyntel rate Brentford's attack and defence?
Brentford FC, founded in 1889 and competing in the Premier League, has established itself as a competitive team with a distinct identity. The club, commonly known as Brentford, plays its home games at Griffin Park and is recognized by its club colours of red, white, and black. Footyntel evaluates Brentford's attack and defence using a statistical approach that considers their goals scored and conceded so far this season, while also accounting for last season's performance to ensure a balanced projection.
Footyntel's ratings for Brentford's attack and defence are derived from a combination of current and historical data. These ratings are crucial as they form the foundation for predicting the team's future performance. By regressing these ratings toward the league average early in the season, Footyntel ensures that the projections are not overly influenced by a small sample of games, providing a more reliable forecast.
What do the attack and defence ratings mean for Brentford's season?
The attack and defence ratings are integral to understanding Brentford's potential performance in the Premier League. A strong attack rating indicates that Brentford has the capability to score goals consistently, which is vital for securing victories. Conversely, a robust defence rating suggests that the team is adept at preventing the opposition from scoring, which is equally important for maintaining a strong position in the league.
Footyntel's model uses these ratings to simulate Brentford's remaining fixtures. By blending these ratings with last season's form, the model provides a comprehensive projection of the team's performance. This approach helps in estimating the probability of different outcomes, such as winning the title, qualifying for Europe, or avoiding relegation.
Where will Brentford finish in the Premier League?
Predicting Brentford's final position in the Premier League involves a detailed analysis of their performance metrics and the simulation of their remaining fixtures. Footyntel's model projects a range of possible finishing positions based on thousands of simulations. This range provides a probabilistic view of where Brentford might end up, rather than a definitive prediction.
Factors influencing Brentford's final position include:
- Their current form and performance metrics.
- The difficulty level of their remaining fixtures.
- Historical data and trends from previous seasons.
By considering these factors, Footyntel offers a nuanced projection that reflects the complexities and uncertainties inherent in football.
How does Footyntel incorporate Brentford's fixtures and form into the projection?
Brentford's fixtures and recent form are pivotal components in Footyntel's projection model. The model analyzes the team's performance in recent matches, taking into account the quality of opposition and the context of each game. This analysis helps in adjusting the attack and defence ratings to reflect the team's current capabilities accurately.
Furthermore, the difficulty of Brentford's remaining fixtures is assessed to ensure that the projections are grounded in reality. By simulating these fixtures thousands of times, Footyntel can estimate the probability of various outcomes, providing a robust forecast of Brentford's season.
How to read the season-trend chart and probability bars on Footyntel's page?
Footyntel provides a season-trend chart and probability bars to help users understand Brentford's projected performance. The season-trend chart illustrates the trajectory of Brentford's performance over the course of the season, highlighting trends and patterns. This chart is useful for identifying whether the team is improving, maintaining, or declining in form.
The probability bars offer a visual representation of the likelihood of different outcomes, such as winning the title, qualifying for Europe, or being relegated. These bars provide a clear and concise summary of the model's projections, allowing users to quickly grasp the key insights.
For instance, a high probability on the bar for finishing in the top half of the league indicates a strong likelihood of Brentford achieving a respectable position. Conversely, a high probability for relegation suggests that the team may face a challenging season.
An honest note on uncertainty
While Footyntel's projections are based on comprehensive data analysis and sophisticated modelling, it is important to acknowledge the inherent uncertainty in football. The sport is unpredictable, and unexpected events can significantly impact a team's performance. Therefore, the projections should be viewed as informed estimates rather than certain outcomes.
Footyntel's model is designed to provide a probabilistic view of Brentford's season, offering valuable insights while recognizing the dynamic and volatile nature of football. Users are encouraged to consider these projections as part of a broader analysis, taking into account other factors that may influence the team's performance.
FAQ
Can Brentford win the Premier League this season?
Footyntel's model gives Brentford a 0.6% chance of winning the Premier League 2026/27 title, currently 6th of 20 clubs by title probability. They are projected to finish around 5th on about 58 points.
Will Brentford be relegated?
The model gives Brentford a 1.4% chance of relegation this season. Their most likely finish is 5th, with an 80% range of 4th–13th.
Where will Brentford finish in the Premier League?
Projected finish: about 8th (most likely 5th), 80% likely between 4th and 13th. Title 0.6%, top 4 20.9%, relegation 1.4%.
Who is Brentford's top scorer this season?
Kevin Schade leads Brentford in the Premier League 2026/27 with 3 goals.
Where do Brentford play, and when were they founded?
Brentford play their home matches at Griffin Park, and were founded in 1889. They currently compete in the Premier League.
Are Brentford predictions free on Footyntel?
Yes — Brentford's season projection, form, remaining fixtures and title / relegation probabilities are free with no sign-up, updated hourly from official match data.