Sergi Canos tries to curl goalwards from the edge of the box from a corner, but can't get his effort on target and it goes wide.

The Spaniard had been left unmarked by the Owls defence.

Great skill from Barry Bannan sets up a chance for Wednesday.

But Bees keeper Dan Bentley is out quickly to narrow the angle and saves well to deny Marco Matias.

Bees midfielder Josh McEachran gets in the way of an attempted through ball looking for Fernando Forestieri.

Then Barry Bannan takes aim from range, but his shot is well over the bar to the jeers of the home fans at Griffin Park.

Atdhe Nuhiu breaks forward for the Owls after Henrik Dalsgaard gave the ball away, but the big striker can't pick out a team-mate.

Half an hour gone at Griffin Park, and the visitors are yet to have a shot on the Brentford goal.

Keeper Dan Bentley skippers the Bees today but has had very little to do.

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Brentford winger Sergi Canos burst into the area and takes a shot, but it is deflected into the arms of Owls goalie Cameron Dawson.

Wednesday keeper Cameron Dawson holds on to a 25-yard effort from Ollie Watkins at the second attempt.

Neal Maupay was looking to pick up the pieces.

Brentford continue to push forward.

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Remarkably after just three games of the Championship season Leeds United are the only team with a perfect record in the second tier.

The Whites cruised to a 2-0 win over Rotherham on Saturday.

They sit second in the table behind Middlesbrough, with Boro having played an extra game.

A Bees win today could see them move up to third in the fledgling Championship table.

Brentford get given a spot-kick as Lewis Macloed is hauled to the ground by Sam Hutchinson.

Referee David Webb did not hesistate in pointing to the spot.

Another long set-piece from Wednesday goes past Daniel Pudil in the Bees box.

Barry Bannan's delivery has not quite clicked so far today.

No goals in west London and none in the North East so far either.

It's been an open start at the Stadium of Light, where a win for either side will see them move into the top six.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton player on BBC London 94.9

Brentford are creating space and I really like the way they play, but they will have to be patient today.

It is the first time I have watched them live this season. Everyone is on the move, with the wide men coming off the wings, with Henrik Dalsgaard overlapping on the right.

It is wonderful flowing and attacking football.

An air shot from Brentford midfielder Lewis Macleod in the box sees a half-chance go begging for the hosts.

Ollie Watkins breaks into the Wednesday penalty area, tries to take a shot but his effort cannons off Sam Hutchinson and bobbles through to goalkeeper Cameron Dawson.

Moments later, Bees striker Neal Maupay gets flagged for offside while looking to break the defensive line.

Wednesday have a chance to break through Atdhe Nuhiu, but Ezri Konsa holds him up and they force the Owls back towards halfway.

Neal Maupay, making his 50th appearance for the Bees, can't quite get on the end of a ball into the box from Sergi Canos.

His cross is just slightly over-hit.

That came from a quick counter-attack from a Wednesday set piece at the other end.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton player on BBC London 94.9

Brentford are a side who play on rhythm and it will be up to Sheffield Wednesday to disrupt that.

They are getting tight to Lewis Macleod and Josh McEachran in the centre of the park. They are trying to deny Brentford the opportunity to play the ball through the middle and make them go long.