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Bennett went close one more time on 17 minutes as this time Tony Yogane looked to turn provider, but Bennett was once again denied by a defensive block. On 25 minutes the Bees got their opener, and it came following a clever set piece. As Gilbert found Trevitt, who came a little short in the box, his first time effort was well blocked before the rebound fell to Bennett who fired home from close range. The Bees were dominant and they hunted for more goals soon after grabbing their first goal.

Aston Villa await Brentford B on FridayBrentford B are swiftly back in action on Friday night when they play their final group fixture of their Premier League Cup campaign. They will host Aston Villa Under-21s at the Laithwaite Community Stadium in a 7pm kick-off. The young Bees beat Erith & Belvedere in the London Senior Cup Second Round on Tuesday evening and they will go into the match with Villa aiming to round off their group campaign by finishing top of the group. Qualification is already confirmed for the knockout stages but it will be between Neil MacFarlane’s side and Blackburn Rovers who will also be aiming for a top spot finish.

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Gilbert saw his effort well blocked before Bennett was played in down the right but his powerful drive was well saved Max Metcalfe’s near post. Another chance fell for Tristan Crama following a corner when the driven set piece found its way to the far post, but the Frenchman’s powerful drive was well blocked. Next to try his luck was Val Adedokun when Yogane checked onto his left foot before crossing to the far post but the Irishman’s side foot volley went just over.

Brentford responded well and came close to finding an equaliser when a Ryan Trevitt cross found Hickey at the far post but the full-back's volley was blocked well by Conor Masterson. Trevitt was a threat throughout for Brentford Yehor Yarmoliuk was at the heart of everything good that the Bees did going forward in the opening 15 minutes, with the number eight continuing to find space on the ball in the middle of the park. After a positive spell for the visitors, Rees was called into action on 20 minutes after QPR’s Taylor Richards came inside from the ring wing and attempted to curl the ball into the far corner, but the shot stopper was there to make a smart save.

QPR XI 3 Brentford B 1Brentford B were beaten 3-1 as they faced an experienced Queens Park Rangers side at Loftus Road. The B Team were level going into the final 15 minutes of the match which was spilt into three 30-minute periods before goals from Taylor Richards and Sinclair Armstrong helped QPR to the win in Tuesday's friendly. The young Bees travelled to Loftus Road Stadium where they came up against a QPR XI which was featured several first team players. Neil MacFarlane also named a strong team with Fin Stevens, Aaron Hickey and Shandon Baptiste named in the starting line-up. After threatening in attacking areas in the opening stages QPR took the lead just two minutes in after a pass from Brentford goalkeeper, Roco Rees was intercepted by 35-year-old Adomah, who was able to slot the ball into an empty net.

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At the beginning of the second half an hour Richards, who has made 15 Championship appearances for the hosts this season came close again. The forward drove through the heart of the Brentford midfield and looked to curl the ball into the bottom corner from 20-yards but his side footed effort went just wide of the post. Neil MacFarlane’s side were playing some good football at times with only their final product letting them down. On 45 minutes Lucias Vine displayed some excellent hold up play before laying off an oncoming Yarmoliuk, the Ukrainian slipped through Stevens who made an over lapping run down the right flank but the full-back saw his cross fly out of play. Moments later Stevens was within the action again this time getting on the end of a brilliant pass from Trevitt. Stevens played 90 minutes for the young Bees The Brentford number two delivered with precision this time as his cut back cross found Olakigbe at the far post, the winger took a touch before striking towards goal, but his shot was blocked by Masterson who was their once again for the QPR 11.

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Brentford B 2 Middlesbrough U21 1Brentford B sealed themselves a place in the last eight of the Premier League Cup as they beat Middlesbrough Under-21s 2-1 at the Lamex Stadium on Monday afternoon. Both Brentford goals came in the first half through J’Neil Bennett and Alex Gilbert in what was another assured display from the young Bees. It was a match which started fairly measured with both sides getting a feel for the game as possession was traded in the early stages. A low cross from Kyreece Lisbie was the first threat on the Boro goal but that was turned away well which preceded Brentford’s first real chance on 11 minutes. An impressive kick from goalkeeper Matt Cox found the run of Lisbie and his low cross found Bennett but he miscued as the hosts cleared.

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MacFarlane’s team were really putting on the pressure towards the end of the second stoppage in play and came agonisingly close to getting back on level terms on 58 minutes. A brilliant pass from Tristan Crama spilt the QPR midfield finding Trevitt whose first touch allowed him to run at the host’s backline and play through Olakigbe. The number seven’s side footed effort from just inside the box looked destined to find the bottom right corner but Rangers keeper, Jordan Archer did well to flick the ball round the post.

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The Bees then had two chances from identical positions as Gilbert whipped in a stunning free-kick but Crama could only head wide of goal with power. The Brentford number 10 then had another great chance from the same position when Gilbert once again crossed with pace but Lisbie could only direct his header just over the bar. Daniel Oyegoke also had a header from close range on 64 minutes following a corner but his effort was parried away by the keeper. On 72 minutes Boro then managed to pull a goal back and it came when the ball was squared along the box and Sonny Finch took the ball well with his first touch before he slotted home past Cox with precision. Brentford’s game management was then test for the final 10 minutes as they looked to control the game. They did that impressively as they limited their opponents to no more clearcut chances as they held out to seal their place in the quarter-finals of the competition.

The Bees have an advantage on goal difference which means the Lancashire side will have to win by a significant margin if they are to claim first position when they play Peterborough United. Tickets are available to purchase online. Tickets will also be available on the night at the Laithwaite Community Stadium. Admission is £5, with Under 12s just £1. Food and drink will be available in the Fan Zone.

Brentford made sure they were two to the good in first half stoppage time when Gilbert wasn’t closed down centrally, and he found himself in space before unleashing an effort into the bottom left-hand corner. Alex netted in superb fashion at the Lamex StadiumThe home side started the second half with a couple of promising moments from their perspective when Bryant Bolongo latched onto a corner but was unable to keep his header on target. Moments after a low cross into the box almost presented substitute Fenton John with an opportunity but he was unable to connect as he slid in.

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