Brentford v West Ham player ratings

Brentford registered a third consecutive away win by beating West Ham at the London Stadium. Here’s how we rated the Bees players.

Mark Flekken: 6

Was not overly worked but solid with his hands when called upon. A couple of errant kicks put his defence in more trouble than it needed to be.

Kristoffer Ajer: 6

Was rarely given much trouble down his side but did little wrong.

Nathan Collins: 8

Defended his box excellently in the second half, comfortably getting the better of countryman Evan Ferguson on his West Ham debut. Has had a great season so far.

Sepp Van den Berg: 7

Defended well alongside Collins until he was forced off with an injury on the hour mark. Made one good headed clearance from a powerful effort on the Brentford goal.

Keane Lewis-Potter: 7

Did well to keep his former Hull City team-mate Jarrod Bowen quiet as his defence prowess only continues to improve. Could have done better from a couple of decent crossing positions.

Christian Norgaard: 7

A strong showing to help Brentford get on top in the first half. Provided a few good tackles and interceptions to help the defensive effort after the interval.

Vitaly Janelt: 7

His energy and running power was another factor in Brentford dominating before half-time. Almost registered a great assist for Wissa but VAR ruled out the goal for an offside in the build-up.

Bryan Mbeumo: 6

Not as clinical as when we have seen him at his best earlier this season. Still threatened in flashes though.

Mikkel Damsgaard: 7

Continues to make the Brentford midfield tick. Was uncharacteristically wasteful in decent positions on a couple of occasions.

Kevin Schade: 7

Almost made a mess of his goal but was a real threat throughout the first half.

Yoane Wissa: 7

Linked things well from his position at the spearhead of the attack and was unfortunate to not get a goal as he was twice denied by the offside flag.

Ethan Pinnock: 7

Made a solid return after he came on to replace Van Den Berg.