Brentford v Middlesbrough, 12 January 2016

Score1-0 to Middlesbrough
RefereeGavin Ward
CompetitionLeague Championship
VenueGriffin Park
Attendance10,312

View Brentford v Middlesbrough head to head

Kick-off: 7.45pm

0 Brentford

1 Middlesbrough

Goals:

Goals:

Daniel Ayala 61 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper David Button
Defender Jake Bidwell
Defender Maxime Colin
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender/Midfielder Harlee Dean
Defender/Midfielder John Swift
Midfielder Toumani Diagouraga
Midfielder Sam Saunders
Midfielder Ryan Woods
Midfielder/Forward Alan Judge
Midfielder/Forward Lasse Vibe

Starting lineup:

Dimi Konstantopoulos Goalkeeper
Fernando Amorebieta Defender
Daniel Ayala Defender/Centre back
George Friend Defender/Midfielder
Emilio Nsué Defender/Midfielder/Forward
Albert Adomah Midfielder
Adam Clayton Midfielder
Stewart Downing Midfielder
Grant Leadbitter Midfielder
David Nugent Forward
Cristhian Stuani Forward

Substitutions:

Sergi Canós for Sam Saunders 63
Marco Djuricin for John Swift 73
Philipp Hofmann for Lasse Vibe 81

Substitutions:

Adam Forshaw for Albert Adomah 87

Cards:

Jake Bidwell 76 Y

Cards:

Daniel Ayala 64 Y
Cristhian Stuani 82 Y
Adam Clayton 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Jack Bonham
Defender Yoann Barbet
Defender/Midfielder Nico Yennaris
Midfielder Josh McEachran
Midfielder/Forward Sergi Canós
Forward Marco Djuricin
Forward Philipp Hofmann

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Tomás Mejías
Defender Dael Fry
Defender Tomáš Kalas
Midfielder Carlos De Pena
Midfielder Adam Forshaw
Forward Diego Fabbrini
Forward Kike

Comments:

League position: 11th

Comments:

League position: 1st Middlesbrough extended their new club record to nine consecutive clean sheets in league games. The previous record of seven games was achieved between November and December in 1987 in League Division Two and between October and December in 2003 in the Premier League. In terms of playing time, the new record now stood at 817 minutes. The previous record of 702 minutes was achieved in the 2003 run. The Football League’s Dubious Goals Committee ruled on the following: - Middlesbrough's goal against Brentford on Tuesday 12th January 2016 was in fact a Daniel Ayala goal and was not an own goal by David Button. (18th January 2016)

0 Brentford

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper David Button
Defender Jake Bidwell
Defender Maxime Colin
Defender James Tarkowski
Defender/Midfielder Harlee Dean
Defender/Midfielder John Swift
Midfielder Toumani Diagouraga
Midfielder Sam Saunders
Midfielder Ryan Woods
Midfielder/Forward Alan Judge
Midfielder/Forward Lasse Vibe

Substitutions:

Sergi Canós for Sam Saunders 63
Marco Djuricin for John Swift 73
Philipp Hofmann for Lasse Vibe 81

Cards:

Jake Bidwell 76 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Jack Bonham
Defender Yoann Barbet
Defender/Midfielder Nico Yennaris
Midfielder Josh McEachran
Midfielder/Forward Sergi Canós
Forward Marco Djuricin
Forward Philipp Hofmann

Comments:

League position: 11th

1 Middlesbrough

Goals:

Daniel Ayala 61 G

Starting lineup:

Dimi Konstantopoulos Goalkeeper
Fernando Amorebieta Defender
Daniel Ayala Defender/Centre back
George Friend Defender/Midfielder
Emilio Nsué Defender/Midfielder/Forward
Albert Adomah Midfielder
Adam Clayton Midfielder
Stewart Downing Midfielder
Grant Leadbitter Midfielder
David Nugent Forward
Cristhian Stuani Forward

Substitutions:

Adam Forshaw for Albert Adomah 87

Cards:

Daniel Ayala 64 Y
Cristhian Stuani 82 Y
Adam Clayton 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Tomás Mejías
Defender Dael Fry
Defender Tomáš Kalas
Midfielder Carlos De Pena
Midfielder Adam Forshaw
Forward Diego Fabbrini
Forward Kike

Comments:

League position: 1st Middlesbrough extended their new club record to nine consecutive clean sheets in league games. The previous record of seven games was achieved between November and December in 1987 in League Division Two and between October and December in 2003 in the Premier League. In terms of playing time, the new record now stood at 817 minutes. The previous record of 702 minutes was achieved in the 2003 run. The Football League’s Dubious Goals Committee ruled on the following: - Middlesbrough's goal against Brentford on Tuesday 12th January 2016 was in fact a Daniel Ayala goal and was not an own goal by David Button. (18th January 2016)