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Tottenham vs Brentford FC Timeline 2024 Starting Lineups & Match Stats THFC 3-1 BRE Attendance 61,246

A thoroughly entertaining game saw Spurs return to winning ways after a disappointing North London derby as they beat Brentford 3-1 (Crowd attendance of 61,246 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)

Tottenham vs Brentford F.C. Timeline & Big Moments September 21, 2024

1st minute Mbeumo 23 second goal for Brentford- superb volley (TOT 0-1 BRE)

8th minute Mistake from Ethan Pinnock and while Maddison first time shot is saved by Flekken, Dominic Solanke scores from rebound (TOT 1-1 BRE)

28th minute Mistake from Vitaly Janelt and Spurs pounce, with move resulting in Brennan Johnson goal

(TOT 2-1 BRE)

40th minute Spurs GK Vicario gets caught in possession, but Mbuembo shoots straight at him

Half time Tottenham 2-1 Brentford (Spurs with 17 shots in first half)

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Tottenham vs Arsenal 2024 Standings- PL table after North London derby (Week 4 2024-25) & first LFC loss of season

Here is a look at the Premier League table after GW4 (the standings after Spurs v Arsenal) in the 24/25 season (after Week 4). This match week had the North London derby, which was won 1-0 by Arsenal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Liverpool suffered their first defeat of the season in this round, also conceding their first goal in the process. Nottingham Forest’s 1-0 win over the Reds took them to 7th in the table.

Man City remained the only unbeaten team with a 100% record after matchday 4.

premier league log after north london derby 2024 september

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Tottenham vs Arsenal FC Timeline 2024- Big Solanke chance, Sterling debut & other key moments from NLD 24-25

Mikel Arteta became the first Arsenal manager since George Graham in 1988 to register three consecutive away wins at Tottenham as the Gunners beat their bitter rivals 1-0 in the 196th North London derby between the two teams on Sunday afternoon. Here is a look at the Spurs v Arsenal FC timeline- all key moments from the game.

5th minute– Dejan Kulusevski has the first shot of the game, and it is parried away by Arsenal keeper David Raya, in goal for the Gunners on his 29th birthday.

14th minute– A very decent chance for Spurs striker Dominic Solanke, who is in about 10 yards of space, but he takes too much time to get his shot away, and William Saliba arrives to deny him.

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