A match that is in fact the last in the Championship in 2020.

Not exactly been a normal year though has it?

Now the game at the Brentford Community Stadium is done and dusted, it's time to move a couple of hundred miles west and focus on the fixture in south Wales...

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Brentford with a superb victory as they come from behind to inflict just a third defeat of the season on Bournemouth.

Dominic Solanke put the Cherries ahead before Henrik Dalsgaard headed an equaliser before half-time.

Thomas Frank's side then weathered a storm from Bournemouth before substitute Tarique Fosu headed in a winner 10 minutes from time.

A huge result for the Bees to round off their 2020.

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All over at the Brentford Community Stadium and what a win for the hosts as they climb to second!

Brentford almost round things off with a third goal.

Ivan Toney on the break finds Mathias Jensen and his strike on the edge of the penalty box is well blocked by Asmir Begovic.

Bournemouth throwing everyone bar Asmir Begovic forward as they search for a leveller.

Long throw time from Lloyd Kelly but he doesn't get it right and Brentford can clear.

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Jefferson Lerma tries an ambitious effort to get Bournemouth level.

But his effort is easily high and wide of goal and into the stand behind.

A change each from both sides. Dan Gosling on for Lerma for Bournemouth, Saman Ghoddos for Bryan Mbeumo for Brentford.

A few afters off the ball from both sets of players after Ivan Toney is fouled by Adam Smith.

Phillip Billing is in there trying to hold court with varying degrees of success.

No cards given, just a talking to from referee Jarred Gillett.

If Brentford hold on, they will extend their unbeaten run to 15 Championship matches and climb to second place.

Bournemouth need a leveller to hang on to third as it stands.

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Just over five minutes to play.

Has this belter of a match got more drama left in it?

Bournemouth make a second change now.

Sam Surridge is on to bolster the attacking options in place of David Brooks.

Second change for Brentford as Emiliano Marcondes replaces Josh Dasilva in midfield.

Meanwhile, have Bournemouth got a response having dominated large parts of this second half?

Ivan Toney thinks he's broken the Bournemouth offside trap for half a second but the whistle is blown and the flag goes up just as he begins bearing down on the Cherries' penalty box.

Just as well too from the visitors' perspective as Asmir Begovic floors the Bees striker as he races off his line and that might have been a tricky decision to make for the referee.

More danger for Brentford to deal with as Ethan Pinnock has to cut out an Adam Smith cross from the right.

David Brooks' following corner is also hooked clear by David Raya's hands.

Bournemouth now making all the running as we move towards the last 15 minutes or so.

David Brooks is the latest to carve out some space around the Brentford penalty area with a low ball across the danger area.

The Bees get it clear this time but they are finding it hard to get out of their own halfnow.

Joshua King gets himself into the action almost immediately as he finds a bit of space down the right.

Opens up the body to take a right-footed strike across the goal but that's well held by David Raya above his head.

Time for a first Bournemouth change.

It's Joshua King who makes a welcome return to action and Lewis Cook, who was booked earlier, makes way.

Junior Stanislas tries to execute a training-ground free-kick routine for Bournemouth that was almost akin to Joe Bryan's effort that caught out David Raya at Wembley in the play-off final back in July.

He's not to be fooled this time the Brentford keeper as he calmly gathers that shot to the centre of his goal.

A first change meanwhile for the hosts as Tarique Fosu replaces Sergi Canos in midfield.