Brentford manager Thomas Frank is disappointed his team did not get at least a draw in their 3-0 loss to Arsenal.
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Arsenal defeated a well-drilled Brentford team away from home to make it six wins in a row. Arsenal took all three points thanks to goals from Fabio Vieira, Gabriel Jesus, and William Saliba.
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Thomas Partey was back in midfield and played well. His defensive awareness prevented Ivan Toney from breaking through the Arsenal defence. Arsenal put in a good performance overall despite the absence of Odegaard and Zinchenko.
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Brentford boss Thomas Frank admitted his side lost to an inform team but feels a draw would have been a fair result. Speaking to Premier League productions, he said:
“I think we performed quite well, not 10/10 but if you want to win or get something out of the team flying, you cannot concede the first from a set piece and then the second one.”
“In general, unless it is something unbelievable from a set-piece, I want us to avoid every set-piece goal.”
“There are some few bits we could have done better for the second. They didn’t create that many chances but had quality in moments.”