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Tom: Went to Griffin Park to watch us play @CambridgeUtdFC in the LDV Vans in 2003. It was pouring down, we conceded a 90th min equaliser and then lost in extra time. And to top it all off my mate’s car wouldn’t start and we waited 3 hours for the breakdown guy, love the place

Mark Sollis: site of my first ever live football match in the late 70s...and beginning of a love affair with the game and Brentford ever since. Still remember as a kid meeting Chris Kamara, Terry Hurlock, and Stan Bowles at the ground after matches

Nick Hepworth: 27/04/13 - Bees vs Doncaster Rovers. Injury time penalty for Brentford to earn them promotion...smashed against the bar, we break and score at the other end to seal the title & condemn Brentford to the playoffs. Which, being Brentford, they lost

Rob Phillips
BBC Wales Football Correspondent

Swansea defender Jake Bidwell says there will be no emotion when he returns to former club Brentford tonight.

Though it will be the final game at Griffin Park, former Bees skipper Bidwell has only one focus.

"I will be going there to get the job done with Swansea," Bidwell said. "Obviously it is a bit surreal playing in the last game at Griffin Park but for me I am there with Swansea.

"I am there to do a job with Swansea and that is all my focus will be, to go and get a result."

Andre Ayew's first-leg strike separates these teams prior to kick-off at Griffin Park.

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Ian Westbrook: So many Griffin Park memories Tom. My first game as a child v Northampton in 1971, one down after 35 secs, won 6-1, I was hooked! Been going ever since with family and friends and GP's my second home. I know every corner of it and we'll really miss it

Will Quantrill: Met wrestling legend Shane McMahon in one of the pubs on the corners of Griffin Park on a Monday night in the middle of autumn. No idea why he was there, but he was a great guy. Only game I went to was 0-0 and it was so dull I’ve no idea who Brentford were even playing.

Sam: First (and only) memory of Griffin Park: 1-0 vs Stoke earlier this year, Marcondes free kick winner. Great old ground, sad to see it go.

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These two teams were 11 points apart when the regular season ended last week and the Bees had a better goal-difference by +33.

Tonight, the Swans start with the advantage from the first leg.

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Swansea have a one-goal advantage tonight, after Andre Ayew's thumping half-volley saw them seize the initiative in the tie with a 1-0, first-leg win over 10-man Brentford.

Ayew lashed in with eight minutes to go - after the Swans had controlled the second half at the Liberty Stadium - 16 minutes after he had seen a penalty saved.

Brentford were the better side in the first period, when Ollie Watkins and Said Benrahma both missed good opportunities to put them in control, before Rico Henry was dismissed on 65 minutes. (His red card has since been overturned).

You can read Sunday's report from BBC Sport Wales' Gareth Vincent by clicking here.

Andrew Jones: My memory of Griffin park involves a 3hr drive from S Wales on a cold, dark Tues night to watch Cardiff take on the Bees. Whilst stood still in London traffic, my Dad wound down his window, which then refused to go back up again. My poor Dad had to stay in the car whilst me and our mate went to the game. Making it a 6+hr drive, just to listen to the game on the radio.

Alan Wright: One of the worst nights of my life. Drenched to the skin. Boxing Day 2017. AVFC losing to @BrentfordFC 2-1. Dean Smith masterclass. #bbcefl Good luck Brentford.

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Brenford's Rico Henry is available tonight after having a three-match ban overturned.

The left-back was sent off in Sunday’s first leg at the Liberty Stadium, for a challenge on Connor Roberts, but a claim of wrongful dismissal was successful in getting the red card rescinded.

Henry has been ever-present in the Championship for the Bees this season.

Steve Wilson
Match of the Day commentator

There's also just one change to the Swansea City team from the first leg, with Kyle Naughton returning from suspension and Ben Cabango dropping to the bench.

Swansea XI: Mulder, Roberts, Naughton, Van der Hoorn, Guehi, Bidwell, Fulton, Grimes, Gallagher, Ayew, Brewster.

Subs: Gould, Cabango, Rushesha, Dhanda, Celina, Garrick, Dyer, Kalula, Cullen.

Brentford make one change, as Emiliano Marcondes comes in for Josh Dasilva.

Brentford XI: Raya, Henry, Pinnock, Norgaard, Jensen, Benrahma, Watkins, Marcondes, Jansson, Mbuemo, Dalsgaard.

Subs: Daniels, Canos, Dasilva, Valencia, Dervisoglu, Jeanvier, Fosu, Zamburek, Roerslev.

While you're sending in your Griffin Park memories, let's run you through the breaking team news...

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Whether you're a Brentford fan with a lifetime of fond memories or a travelling supporter with an anecdote from watching an away game from the Brook Road Stand, please do get in touch with your memories of Griffin Park, via #bbcefl on social media.

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Griffin Park, Brentford's home since 1904, is hosting its final game tonight, before the west London club move into a new stadium this summer.

But it'll be a farewell like no other, with no fans inside the historic ground.

You can find more here in this terrific read from Rob Stevens.

Play-off semi-final second legs have the potential to be brilliant nights. Less cagey than most finals, but more dramatic than a first leg. There'll be one delirious team at full-time and another devastated.

We could be in for a long night too. Extra time and penalties are possible.

Who will reach next Tuesday's Championship play-off final at Wembley - will it be Brentford or Swansea?

The Welsh side are one-goal up from the first leg. We'll have some team news for you shortly after 18:45.

But it's also a big night in the history of the Bees and, specifically, Griffin Park...

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Championship play-off semi-final second legs have produced some great tales over the years.

We look set for another memorable night tonight, but who will stamp their name in to club folklore?

Good evening and welcome to our live coverage of Brentford v Swansea City (0-1 agg). Kick-off is coming up at 19:45 BST.