Beesotted contributors The Gowler and Paul Kowalczyk (@BeesBreakdown) give us the tactical and statistical lowdown of Brentford?s win agaisnt Luton Town.
Thomas Frank switched to a 4-3-3 to face Luton town, shifting from the 3-5-2 deployed against Arsenal. The centreback duo consisted of Pinnock and Ben Mee, while Janelt slid in as the left back. Ajer was set the start the match, but an injury in warmups saw Ghoddos replace him as the right back. Onyeka, Nørgaard and Yarmolyuk started as the midfield trio with Jensen missing out to injury. The front three saw Mbeumo, Maupay, and Wissa with Keane Lewis-Potter eager to make an impact off the bench.

Luton Town came out in their typical 3-4-2-1 or 3-4-3 with Osho, Lockyer, and Mengi on the backline. Bell and Kaboré the wingbacks, with Barkley and Mpanzu the defensive midfielders. Chong and Ogbene the wingers with Morris the lone striker. Rob Edwards side was looking to get another 3 points after their win against Crystal Palace last weekend. 10th Minute

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Quick Stats:
Possession: Brentford 67% – 33% Luton Town
xG: Brentford 3.47 ? 0.23 Luton Town
Shots: Brentford 27 ? 7 Luton Town
Shots on Target: Brentford 6 ? 1 Luton Town
Clearances: Brentford 21 ? 39 Luton Town
PPDA: Brentford 4.86 ? 30.00 Luton Town
Other Brentford stats:
Interceptions: 7
Aerial duels won: 10 (30%)
Summary
            Brentford, with a strong per...