Brentford's Andrews: From Doubt to Delight

0:00I'm Corey, and this is your Pulse of the UK. UK news today brought to you by NordVPN. Fast, reliable online privacy. Links in the episode description. Brentford pulled off a wild 4-3 win over Burnley in a Premier League thriller at Turf Moore. They blew a three-go lead, but midfielder Michael Dansgard scored in the 93rd minute to put them ahead. Then Burnley thought they tied it in the 98th, but VAR spotted a handball after four minutes of checks and ruled it out. Manager Keith Andrews just signed a new deal until 2032, and this gritty victory keeps Brentford's 7th in the table, five points behind. Fifth place Liverpool with 10 games left. It's his first season in charge after Thomas Frank left for Tottenham, and he's turned doubters into believers despite losing key players like Tha. Captain and top attackers. Pundits and fans are raving about Andrews. Former pros call him manager of the season material, praising how he's tweaked the team without big changes.

1:02Players say he cares deeply, and has boosted everyone, while supporters credit him for pushing beyond expectations in their push for a first ever. European spot. Brentford's attack is firing with 18 goals from Igor Thiago, and steps up from Kevin Shade and Dango Uttara. They've won 17 of 34 games overall, including five of their last six away league matches, three straight on the road for the first time, since March 2025. With England topping the UF for rankings, seventh could snag Conference League football next year. Andrews days focus one game at a time, with Bournemouth up next on Tuesday, as Brentford chased that historic breakthrough.