Brentford have won just one of their eight Premier League games against Newcastle (D1 L6), though it was a 4-2 victory in this exact fixture last season.

Newcastle have scored in all eight of their Premier League games against Brentford, netting 21 goals in total. It’s their highest goals-per-game ratio against any side they’ve faced more than twice in the competition.

Brentford vs Newcastle has the highest goals-per-game average of any Premier League fixture to be played at least eight times (4.1). There have been 33 goals in the eight meetings between the pair, with four of those seeing at least six goals scored.

Brentford have won 11 of their last 17 home Premier League matches that haven’t come against fellow London teams (D2 L4), with five wins in their last six (L1). By contrast, the Bees have one win in their last 10 home London derbies (D5 L4).

Newcastle have 12 points after 10 Premier League games this season (W3 D3 L4), their fewest at this stage of a season under Eddie Howe. It’s Howe’s fewest points after 10 games since 2017-18 as Bournemouth boss (7).

Brentford enjoyed 64.3% possession and completed 392 passes against Crystal Palace on MD10, both highs for them in a Premier League game this season. However, the Bees also registered their lowest xG (0.54) and joint fewest shots (6) in a game in 2025-26 in the 2-0 defeat.

Newcastle are winless in their last eight away Premier League matches (D4 L4), failing to score more than once in any of those games and having a shot conversion rate of 4% across those eight winless games.

Brentford have scored from a throw-in in five of their last 11 Premier League home matches (five throw-in goals). It’s the most home throw-in goals by a team in one year since Stoke City scored six back in 2008.

Brentford striker Igor Thiago has three goals in his last three home Premier League appearances. He has applied the most high-intensity pressures to opponents overall (554), in the opposition half (367) and in the final third of the pitch (242) this season.

Jacob Murphy’s goal against West Ham last time out was his 50th Premier League goal involvement (21 goals, 29 assists) – the Newcastle winger is looking to score in three appearances in a row for the first time, while he’s been involved in 21 goals in his last 30 starts (10 goals, 11 assists).