Brentford are unbeaten in their last nine league games against Bournemouth (W7 D2), including all six meetings in the Premier League (W4 D2).
Bournemouth have won just one of their last 15 away league games against Brentford (D5 L9) and are winless in 10 since a 2-0 victory in League One in October 2005.
Brentford have won their last three league games against Bournemouth, last winning more consecutively against the Cherries between April 1964 and May 1966 (5).
Brentford have only won one of their seven Premier League matches played between Christmas and New Year (D2 L4), beating West Ham 2-0 in December 2022.
Bournemouth have picked up just four points in nine Premier League away matches played between Christmas and New Year (W1 D1 L7), conceding at least twice in all but one of those games – a 3-0 win at managerless Swansea City on New Year’s Eve 2016.
Bournemouth have picked up just four points in their last eight Premier League matches (D4 L4), last enduring a longer winless streak between May and October 2023 (13 games). Since the start of November, only Burnley (1) and Wolves (0) have picked up fewer points than the Cherries (4).
Bournemouth are unbeaten in their last eight away Premier League matches in London (W2 D6), winning two of their last three trips to the capital – as many as in their previous 21 (W2 D8 L11).
Brentford have failed to score in the first half of each of their last five Premier League matches, last having a longer run without a first half goal in January/February 2022 (seven). 64.4% of the xG they’ve accumulated has been in the second half (15.7/24.2), with only West Ham (65%) and Burnley (64.6%) having a higher share.
Brentford’s Keane Lewis-Potter scored a brace against Wolves on MD17, as many goals he’d netted in his previous 69 Premier League appearances combined. He’s never scored in consecutive appearances before.
Antoine Semenyo has been involved in 20 Premier League goals in 2025 for Bournemouth, scoring 14 goals and assisting six. It’s the joint most goal involvements by a Cherries player in a calendar year, along with Dominic Solanke in 2023 (15 goals, 5 assists), while the only other Ghanaian with 20+ goals and assists in a year was Tony Yeboah in 1995 for Leeds (22 goals, 3 assists).
