Brentford vs Fulham: A Tense Draw Highlights Bees' Progress

0:00It's April 18th. You're listening to Europe News today, AI-powered coverage from every European capital. Bernfort and Fulham played out a tense 0-0 draw that really spotlights how far the bees have climbed the season. Under new manager Keith Andrews, they're now battling for a top 6 spot in the Premier League, holding firm against strong rivals. Former Brentford Boss Thomas Frank made his first return visit since leaving last summer for Tottenham, where he got sacked in February. The game almost gave the bees revenge for their September derby loss at Craven Cottage, but Fulham keeper Bern Leno pulled off a massive late save-two. Stopdango Oatar from scoring. Andrews called it a poignant match, showing the team's evolution in just 7 months. He pointed out how Fulham dominated that earlier clash, but now Brentford can hang with anyone. They've drawn their last 5 games, and Andrews says they didn't deserve to lose any of them, facing top opposition. On the Fulham side, they barely threatened, with 0 shots on target and their best chance

1:03wasted by Ryan Sessinyan. They also lost Alex Iwibe to a hamstring injury before halftime, which Boss Marco Silva said hurt their flow despite a strong first half. That clutch stopped by Leno, sealed the point both sides felt they earned, keeping Brentford's European push alive while Fulham chases momentum.