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Brentford are the only one of 31 Premier League clubs that Harry Kane has faced without scoring.

But, Kane has been directly involved in 50 goals in Premier League London derbies, scoring 39 and assisting 11. Only Thierry Henry, with 55, has been involved in more.

Tottenham can win three successive Premier League away matches for the first time since they were victorious in their opening four away matches last season.

They have won just one of their last 11 away London derbies in the Premier League (with three draws and seven defeats), losing the last five in a row. Spurs have never lost six consecutive London derbies on the road in their league history.

Tottenham failed to register a single shot on target in last weekend’s 1-0 defeat to Brighton. They had scored 25 goals in their previous seven league fixtures before that.

Spurs are yet to draw any of their 20 games in all competitions in 2022, winning 11 and losing nine.

Brentford have won five of their last six top-flight matches, after they were victorious in six of their first 27 Premier League games.

They have triumphed in three consecutive Premier League fixtures - the joint-longest current streak of any team, along with Newcastle United.

The race for the top four is still very much on. Arsenal’s 3-1 victory over Manchester United earlier in the day moved them back above Spurs and pretty much ended United’s chances of Champions League football next year.

Antonio Conte’s men need to respond with a win of their own. If they beat Brentford they’ll move back to fourth as their goal difference is better than the Gunners’.

Brentford are hosting Tottenham in a league game for the first time since a 4-1 defeat in the second tier in 1949. If they win Tottenham will complete their first ever league double over Brentford.

The Bees have won just two of the 17 meetings in all competitions, both 2-0 home triumphs - one in a FA Cup third round replay in 1946 and the other in 1948 in the second tier.

There will be an emotional reunion between Christian Eriksen and Tottenham Hotspur at the Brentford Community Stadium on Saturday. In time, there could be another, more permanent one.

In early February, days after Eriksen signed for Brentford on a short-term contract, Antonio Conte opened the door to a return to Spurs. He didn’t quite guide him through, though. At that point, seven months on from suffering a cardiac arrest and requiring life-saving treatment while playing for Denmark at Euro 2020, Eriksen had yet to step back onto a football pitch and there were doubts over whether he would be able to at all.

Now Eriksen is leading a Brentford side who are standing in Tottenham’s path to the top four and Champions League qualification. The midfielder’s return to football has been one of the stories of the season and he has made a wonderful impact in west London, inspiring a club who looked to be sliding towards relegation and steering them away from danger.

All the pressure is on Liverpool for tomorrow’s Merseyside derby as City are now four points ahead of them in the table.

The Reds are the favourites for the match but you never know what could happen in the title race!

We now turn our attention to Brentford vs Tottenham in another crucial game in the top four race.

City extend their lead at the top of the Premier League with a convincing 5-1 win over Watford.

Four cracking goals from Jesus and another score from Rodri saw them head and shiulders about the visitors this afternoon.

Watford do have individual talents with Kamara’s goal skilful but it’s clear where Hodgson’s team are at the moment.

After some injuries and that pause for the communication issues between the ref and the VAR there are three minutes added.

It’s more of the same with City creating chances but they aren’t coming off as cleanly as they were in the first 45.

Man of the Match named as four-time scorer Jesus.