Brentford are in a position to take advantage if their opponents are still revelling in their midweek exploits and Thomas Frank’s side have proved they are no longer easy to see off when playing on the road.
They took just two points from their opening nine away games of the campaign, but clicked into gear in the new year, collecting successive victories at Southampton, Crystal Palace, West Ham, Leicester and Bournemouth.
Even in their winless run, they scored in six of those nine outings and they are unlikely to sit back as they look to catch Arsenal offguard.
It may not be enough to emulate West Ham’s achievement of winning at the Emirates, but they can score, so backing the Gunners to win with both teams finding the net could prove profitable, with a 3-1 home win of potential interest to correct-score punters.
Brentford are in a position to take advantage if their opponents are still revelling in their midweek exploits and Thomas Frank’s side have proved they are no longer easy to see off when playing on the road.
They took just two points from their opening nine away games of the campaign, but clicked into gear in the new year, collecting successive victories at Southampton, Crystal Palace, West Ham, Leicester and Bournemouth.
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Even in their winless run, they scored in six of those nine outings and they are unlikely to sit back as they look to catch Arsenal offguard.
It may not be enough to emulate West Ham’s achievement of winning at the Emirates, but they can score, so backing the Gunners to win with both teams finding the net could prove profitable, with a 3-1 home win of potential interest to correct-score punters.
