The whole team is very well balanced and each individual - Mbeumo included - play their part in the team being successful.Brentford have as good a chance as any of being promoted if we are to complete this season, but if they don't, I think they may have to resign themselves to losing any one of those front three and I think anyone of those front three would do very well in the Premier League. When Bryan Mbeumo volleyed in seconds after half time the game was just about up. — Bryan Mbeumo (@BMbeumo19) July 30, 2020. Sky Sports pundits pick out their Players, Managers and Teams of the Season. They flew out of the blocks and could have been more than two up inside the first 15 minutes.The goals were superbly executed and brilliantly taken. Jansson moved in to midfield and found Jensen, the ball was moved on to Benrahma, he wriggled inside Kyle Naughton and let fly with a shot that beat Mulder, hit the near post and rolled agonisingly across the line, inches from going in for Brentford’s third.Bidwell headed wide for Swansea as they tried to mount a response, but Brentford were still creating the better chances, albeit the game was more even as it reached the half hour. But Mbeumo is not a luxury player - he's not just there to get the ball and cause problems. They have got themselves a terrifically talented young player they've developed and they are now reaping the rewards. Joe Bryan's extra-time double - including clever 40-YARD free-kick - …
Bryan Mbeumo is set to be a future star in English football after impressing for Brentford. The cross from Henry was inch perfect, the volley from Mbeumo ripped past Mulder before he could move, and Brentford had a third. Different types of goals: headers, tap-ins, beautiful curlers with that wand of a left foot he's got.
The forward did not need to break stride, he took a touch and slotted it low past Erwin Mulder to level the tie on aggregate.That parity only lasted four minutes. Brentford reached the Sky Bet Championship Play-Off Final with a 3-1 win over Swansea City, beating their South Wales opponents 3-2 on aggregate. Brentford seemed to increase their intensity after conceding, protected their penalty area superbly and probably looked the most likely team to get a fifth goal of the night if one was to come.Josh Dasilva shot wide after nice interplay on the edge of the penalty area before Sergi Canós put Watkins away on the right, he cut the ball back to Benrahma and the fierce shot beat Mulder but clipped the crossbar on the way over. Sky Sports joins some of the biggest names in the Championship at home... including Leeds, Nottingham Forest and Derby. Mbeumo fired over from distance after Brentford worked a chance and the same player was then well shepherded by Mike van der Hoorn when it looked like he may be able to burst in to the penalty area.
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They had created an opening when Ayew and Brewster fed Roberts on the right, he cut inside and hit a shot that Raya tipped over the bar. The other component of Brentford’s formidable first-choice front three is Frenchman Mbeumo. Bryan Mbeumo celebrates scoring Brentford’s third goal against Swansea with Rico Henry. What I like about him is that he's got pace and the ability to get past players but he delivers the ball into the box when the chance is there to do it. There looked to be little danger when a ball was lofted down the middle, Jansson tried to clear but failed to get any purchase on the ball. Benrahma bent a free kick wide between the goals and Nørgaard saw a shot blocked when a corner dropped loose after the second. The Bees had done more than enough over the match and the tie to reach Wembley and will now go for promotion next week.Brentford: Raya; Dalsgaard, Jansson, Pinnock, Henry; Jensen, Nørgaard, Marcondes (sub Dasilva 76 mins); Mbeumo (sub Canós 76 mins), Benrahma, WatkinsSubs (not used): Daniels, Roerslev, Jeanvier, Fosu, Dervişoğlu, Žambůrek, ValenciaBookings: Dalsgaard (9 mins) (sixth of season), Benrahma (83 mins) (sixth of season)Swansea City: Mulder; Naughton (sub Celina 76 mins), van der Hoorn (sub Cabango h/t), Guehi; Roberts, Fulton (sub Dhanda h/t), Grimes, Bidwell; Gallagher; Ayew, BrewsterSubs (not used): Gould, Dyer, Kalulu, Rushesha, Cullen, GarrickBookings: Cabango (54 mins), Dhanda (75 mins), Ayew (82 mins), Roberts (90 mins) Booked in extra time for a silly push on Emi Marcondes before the free kick that Bryan scored and provided the assist for the left back's second goal.