The early stages have been fairly quiet after Bees striker Neal Maupay chased down an early back-pass.

Brentford won 2-0 against Sheffield Wednesday at Griffin Park in the Championship last season

They have not won back-to-back home league games against the Owls since January 1949.

We are under way at Griffin Park.

David Webb is the referee today.

Image source, Getty Images

Brentford opened up with a 5-1 win at home to Rotherham and then drew at Stoke in their second Championship game.

However, boss Dean Smith thinks the rest of the league should be well aware of the threat his team pose this season.

"I don't think we will surprise as many people now as we have been in the league four years and finished in the top 10 all four year," he told BBC Radio London.

"We may have surprised the Stoke public but we need to make sure we are consistent in what we do and are not complacent.

"Financial Fair Play has caught up with Sheffield Wednesday and they have been unable to bring players in but they have a strong squad anyway.

"They have a relatively new manager in Jos Luhukay but a lot of stuff he has put into the team is coming out now. They play some good football and you can see patterns in their play."

There's a late change to the Sheffield Wednesday starting line-up, with Marco Matias starting in place of Adam Reach, who was injured in the warm-up.

Fraser Preston is now on the bench instead.

Sunderland are looking to extend their unbeaten start to the League One season at home to Scunthorpe.

The Black Cats, who have suffered back-to-back relegations, won on the opening day against Charlton, and then drew at Luton last Saturday.

The Iron have also taken four points from their first two games, beating Coventry and then drawing at Walsall.

Will one unbeaten record go up in smoke today?

We'll have updates from the key action from the Stadium of Light.

Image source, Getty Images

It's not been a brilliant start to the season for Sheffield Wednesday.

The club were under a transfer embargo which was only lifted this week, and they are yet to win in their two Championship games so far.

Thursday's EFL Cup win against Sunderland did improve the mood somewhat around Hillsborough - a welcome boost to manager Jos Luhukay.

Fernando Forestieri has scored in each of his two games so far but a groin injury while big striker Atdhe Nuhiu is back after scoring and being sent off on the opening day.

London was not that much of a happy hunting ground for the Owls last season, as they lost three games in the capital against Brentford, Millwall and QPR.

However, Wednesday did win at promoted Fulham last August courtesy of Steven Fletcher's second-half strike.

Image source, Getty Images

Pretty good for Brentford as it happens.

The Bees have buzzed into life with four points from six in the Championship and progressed to the EFL Cup second-round despite making 11 changes against Southend in midweek.

Despite losing captain John Egan and winger Florian Jozefzoon during the transfer window, some smart signings and the retention of playmaker Ryan Woods have softened the blow.

Dean Smith's side have scored six goals, with just two in reply in their two opening league games. The build-up for Ollie Watkins equaliser against Stoke was as sensational as any you'll see.

Brentford name an unchanged starting XI from their last league mach, a 1-1 draw at Stoke last Saturday.

Midfielder Ryan Woods is back on the bench after speculation linking him to a move to Swansea.

Brentford: Bentley (capt), Dalsgaard, Konsa, Mepham, Barbet, MacLeod, McEachran, Canos, Sawyers, Watkins, Maupay.

Subs: Daniels (GK), Jeanvier, Yennaris, Mokotjo, Woods, Judge, Behrahma.

Sheffield Wednesday make two changes to the side which drew at home to Hull, as Jordan Thorniley comes into the side and Atdhe Nuhiu returns from suspension.

Sheffield Wednesday: Dawson, Lees (capt), Hutchinson, Pudil, Baker, Reach, Pelupessy, Bannan, Thorniley, Forestieri, Nuhiu.

Subs: Wildsmith (GK), Palmer, Penney, Kirby, Lee, Matias, Fletcher.

Image source, Getty Images

We have a treat for your Sunday afternoon, as Thursday's Carabao Cup tie between Sunderland and Sheffield Wednesday means there are two EFL games today.

The Owls go to Brentford in the Championship, while Sunderland host Scunthorpe in League One.

Both games get under way in around 15 minutes, and we'll keep you up to speed with all the action from Griffin Park and the Stadium of Light.

Team news from west London is coming up shortly.