"Thomas Frank failed to get one over his former side on his return to the Gtech Community Stadium as Tottenham drew 0-0 with Brentford. There was little to talk about in terms of clear-cut chances, but Keith Andrews will be glad nonetheless to see his side silence a Champions League outfit and extend their unbeaten run to four league games."
"Kevin Schade saw an early strike ruled out for offside when he reacted quickest to a rebound from a Nathan Collins header, while Archie Gray went closest at the other end before the break. The Bees stepped things up in the second half, with both Keane Lewis-Potter and Vitaly Janelt failing to find the back of the net, while Igor Thiago could not test Guglielmo Vicario from a tight angle."
"Andrews' side looked most threatening from set-pieces, with Michael Kayode's long throws forcing Spurs to defend deep within their own box, but Vicario showed a lot of bravery to often come and claim the ball. Caoimhin Kelleher, meanwhile, was forced into just two saves in the Brentford goal, one of which came in the 94th minute to deny Richarlison, as Spurs struggled to find their rhythm in west London."
Thomas Frank failed to get one over his former side as Tottenham drew 0-0 with Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium. There were few clear-cut chances, with Kevin Schade's early strike ruled out for offside and Archie Gray coming closest before halftime. Brentford improved in the second half, with Keane Lewis-Potter, Vitaly Janelt and Igor Thiago threatening but unable to score. Brentford's set-pieces and Michael Kayode's long throws created pressure, while Guglielmo Vicario and Caoimhin Kelleher made key saves. Spurs recorded another clean sheet, extending defensive solidity but lacking attacking quality.
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