Brentford secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in a tense Championship match at Griffin Park.
Brentford, playing at home, controlled about 43% of the ball, demonstrating a disciplined approach. They had 13 shots, 7 of which were on target, while Forest had 7 shots, 5 of them on target.
The crucial goal came in the 29th minute, scored by S. Hogan. It was a well-worked move and showcased Brentford's attacking prowess.
The game was filled with exciting moments. Forest pushed hard for an equalizer, but some poor decisions in the final third and defensive errors allowed Brentford to control the game. Forest's late red card to Damien Perquis certainly changed the dynamic of the game, putting them under considerable pressure. There were also plenty of yellow cards issued to both teams.
Both teams showed strong commitment, with notable substitutes altering the game's tempo. Forest's attacking plays, despite the red card, were strong. Brentford's disciplined midfield play kept them in the game, as evidenced by their impressive 65% pass accuracy.
A fantastic game of football, a vital win for the home side, with the victory setting up an exciting prospect for their next game.