Brentford secured a thrilling 3-2 victory over Bournemouth at the Gtech Community Stadium, with Yoane Wissa scoring twice. This win marks another high-scoring home game for Thomas Frank's team, who have netted three or more goals in their last three home victories. Despite the triumph, Brentford had to overcome challenges, as Evanilson capitalised on Sepp van den Berg's error to give Bournemouth an early lead.
Wissa's header equalised before halftime, and Mikkel Damsgaard levelled again just after Justin Kluivert restored Bournemouth's lead in the second half. Nine minutes later, Wissa scored the decisive goal with a skilful finish, helping Brentford recover from their recent loss to Fulham. This win moves Brentford to 10th place with 16 points, while Bournemouth drops to 11th with one point less.

Bournemouth's Evanilson has been in fine form, becoming the first player since Dominic Solanke in December 2023 to score in three consecutive league matches for the club. Meanwhile, Wissa has been instrumental for Brentford this season. Only Erling Haaland has scored more non-penalty goals than Wissa in the Premier League this year.
Wissa has found the net in each of his last five home Premier League games, tallying seven goals during this period. He is only the second Brentford player to achieve this feat after Bryan Mbeumo did so against Ipswich last month. Together, Wissa and Mbeumo have contributed significantly to Brentford's success, being involved in 68% of their league goals this season.
The Bees remain unbeaten at home this season, delivering exciting performances for their fans. Their attacking prowess has been evident throughout these matches, providing plenty of entertainment along the way.
Brentford's ability to come from behind and secure victories highlights their resilience and determination. As they continue their campaign, maintaining such form will be crucial for achieving higher standings in the league table.