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Brentford

Brentford boss Keith Andrews, speaking to Sky Sports: "Controlled the first half, dominated the ball and caused some problems. Thought we could be better with structure of the team. Second half they started better, they had a bit of control over the game.

"Stopping crossing and dealing with crosses - doesn't take too much from me to tell the boys what Dominic Calvert-Lewin is about and his strengths. In general we dealt with that really well.

"Disappointing in the way we conceded the goal...

"Very difficult system to break down you have got to be patient and break their spirit. I am proud of how we come through the second half period where they were on top. Unfortunately we couldn't manage that."

On Jordan Henderson: "Big for Jordan in a slightly different role. More advanced. Shackles off at times. He took it well with he slight aide of a deflection.

"Jordan's experience, knowledge of the game is second to none. He has been an impactful player for us.

"He has settled into life here really well and he has played a big part. Long may it continue."

Brentford

Brentford boss Keith Andrews speaking to BBC MOTD: "To concede pretty late after making some changes to manage the game a little bit but I have to say overall it was probably a fair result. They had a particularly good second half, I thought we controlled a lot of the first half in that they had a couple moments but we controlled it. Then in the second half, the momentum shifted a little bit in their way, we scored and it was disappointing we couldn't see it out."

On being cautious in the game: "The table doesn't lie. We faced a Leeds team who are a pretty different prospect to a team from three weeks ago, the results they've had against the big teams and the performances they've probably deserved them. We knew it was going to be very difficult, they've changed the system and the way they play so we were always very respectful but I like I said, overall I think it was probably a fair result."

On Jordan Henderson and his goal: "He played a slightly different role today slightly more advanced, I gave him the opportunity to get forward more. He finished it reasonably well with the help of a little nick."

On defending the Dominic Calvert-Lewin goal: "Always disappointing. Calvert-Lewin doesn't really need much in terms of what he's about. We knew his big strengths, everyone in our dressing room knew his strengths so, it's A stopping crosses and B beating him and in that scenario we didn't do that."

Brentford

Brentford midfielder Jordan Henderson, speaking to BBC MOTD: "Once you take the lead I would like to see it out and keep the clean sheet. At the same time Leeds are a good team and they have got some good results of late.

"Every point in the Premier League is important - they're all tough games. We have been good at home this season so far. Like you say, it is an important point. We need to recover well and get better for the midweek game."

I've just seen Jack Harrison, who came on for Leeds in injury time, didn't touch the ball. Easy appearance bonus money for him.

Leeds United

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke, speaking to BBC MOTD: "If I'm honest we have dominated shots for the expected goals, most shots on target, more big chances missed. It is a good point on the road as Brentford has an amazing home record. We came back out of a losing position - point on the road at Brentford is good.

"A few decision from the referee I struggled to understand. The feeling was we could have taken even more out of this game.

"For me, the consistency for the calls has to be right. We need more or less VAR to overrule it [awarded penalty] with the offside.

"Today, I don't think it was fair in our direction and made our game a bit more complicated.

"The outcome with the second half and the outcome of the first half was good. A clean sheet at half time, but I didn't like our game that much. Second half was much better.

"Very unlucky, although I think we were the better team in the second half to come back again is great."

On Dominic Calvert-Lewin: "Yes, he is a fantastic striker - it was never in doubt. His CV speaks for itself. Unbelievable human being, unbelievable hard worker. One of the best English strikers that we have in the Premier League. We are blessed to have him."

Leeds United

Leeds United boss Daniel Farke speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm a bit in between. First off it was a great point on the road - Brentford have an amazing home record, we are the first side in ages who take a point they've beaten all the top sides. It's a good and valuable point out of a losing position. The performance perhaps deserved even more.

"Mixed first half. I like the outcome because we had a clean sheet, we had the better chances but we could have played better. Second half I think we were excellent, dominating the game, brought the game in their half. One side was pushing then out of one unlucky situation, Henderson probably would've have missed the goal wide and it was probably more of an own goal.

"Heartbreaking and great resilience to come back. Great performance and could have been better with the outcome."

On consistency: "I've seen consistency, we had the same level of performances against City, Liverpool and Brentford today. The lads are excellent, their mentalities are second to none. The message every game is that it's tight at this level and you can be the better side but we take this point. It's important to take this performance into the next game.

"I'm always a friend of the referees but I think today I was also not happy with the consistency - life was difficult for us today."

On Dominic Calvert-Lewin: "Excellent player, we don't have to speak about it he speaks for it himself. Great team-mate, great human being and great worker on and off the pitch. One of the best English strikers we have, Harry Kane is playing in the Bundesliga, but he's one of the best English strikers in the Premier League."

Leeds United

Leeds United forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin, speaking to Sky Sports: "I think in the end it is a point game.

"The three points were there for the taking. We didn't give them too much to go off. Going a goal behind is frustrating, in recent weeks we have shown good character and good resilience to come back into games."

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored in each of his last four Premier League appearances for Leeds United; the joint-longest current streak by any player across Europe's big five leagues (level with Phil Foden).

Brentford

Brentford midfielder Jordan Henderson, speaking to Sky Sports: "I thought it was a good game. Both teams within the game for long periods of it. I thought in the first half we didn't get to our best.

"Second half, we started better. We got the goal and once we go 1-0 in front we will be disappointed to not win the game and keep the clean sheet. They make it difficult, a difficult formation to break down. They came and made it difficult.

"They had a good result against Liverpool, beat Chelsea recently, they were difficult to break down. Once you get your nose in front you are disappointed to not win the game and keep a clean sheet.

"Once I saw Rico Henry I tried to make the box. It got a bit of a deflection backwards and I tried to find the bottom corner. Thankfully it went in."

On his tribute to former Liverpool team-mate Diogo Jota: "Yes, it was his birthday recently. We will never forget him. We always remember him forever. I can only imagine what the lads at Liverpool are going through. He was a good friend and I like I said I don't score many goals - I thought I would dedicate it to him."

On how he feels at Brentford: "I feel pretty good, to be fair. Physically I feel very good. It is nice to be back playing in the Premier League - head down, try to work hard and do my best for the team. We have had a couple of tough games of late, so today we are disappointed to not win. A point in this league is still a good against a good Leeds team. We will take the point and move on."

Brentford have dropped 13 points from winning positions in the Premier League this season, more than any other side. Indeed, five of those points have been dropped against newly sides (3 v Sunderland, 2 today v Leeds United).

Leeds United have ended their nine-game losing streak in London in the Premier League, picking up their first points in the capital since a 2-1 win also against today’s opponents Brentford back in May 2022.

Jordan Henderson (35y 180d) became Brentford’s oldest ever Premier League goalscorer, netting his first goal in the competition since December 2021 for Liverpool against Everton.

Leeds (W1 D2) have gone three consecutive Premier League games without defeat in a single season for the first time since doing so in their first three games of the 2022-23 campaign (W2 D1).

Dominic Calvert-Lewin became the first player to score in four consecutive Premier League appearances for Leeds United since both Rodrigo and Crysencio Summerville did so with both of their runs ending in November 2022.

The last player to enjoy a longer scoring streak for the club in the top-flight was Mark Viduka between April and August 2003 (five).

Only Harry Kane (32) and Chris Wood (31) have scored more headed goals in the Premier League than Leeds’ Dominic Calvert-Lewin (23) since he made his debut in the competition back in December 2016.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored as many goals in the last 16 days as any Everton player has all season (four).

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Gtech Community Stadium

Image source, PA Media

Dominic Calvert-Lewin - it still hurts Everton fans that he's not there anymore but give him those sort of crosses and there are not many better in the Premier League to put them away.

Maybe Brentford did but I'm not sure many of us expected Jordan Henderson to be as good as he has been for the Bees, two and a half years after he left England for the Saudi league.