Brentford welcome Liverpool to the Brentford Community Stadium on Saturday in Premier League matchday seven, with the two sides separated by a single point in the table. Brentford sit fourth with ten points from six matches, while Liverpool occupy ninth place with nine points from the same number of outings.
Brentford have not lost in the league this season, taking seven points from their last five matches. Their run includes a 3-0 victory over Chelsea and four draws, with their most recent outing ending 2-2 against Aston Villa. Their goals record across six matches stands at 12 scored and 6 conceded.
Liverpool arrive in west London with ten points taken from their last five matches in all competitions. That stretch includes wins over Bournemouth and Lask Linz, a draw with Fulham and a victory over Atletico Madrid, though they were beaten 3-0 by Manchester City. In the Premier League, Liverpool have won two, drawn three and lost one, scoring seven goals and conceding seven.
The head-to-head record from this corresponding fixture a year ago saw Brentford claim a 3-2 victory over Liverpool on 25 October 2025, a result that will not be lost on either side as they prepare for Saturday's meeting.
Brentford sit in the top third of the 20-team Premier League table, while Liverpool are placed in mid-table. With the points gap between them standing at just one, the table positions on either side of this match carry clear significance for both clubs at this early stage of the season.