So, a cracker of a game and a stellar performance for Barnsley who frustrate Brentford to nick all three points.

If you missed today's game don't worry, we've got you covered. You can read the match report here.

For now though, thank you for joining us.

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Here's how it looks at the top following that match.

Brentford will be looking behind at Swansea, who have two games in hand on them and are four points off the Bees.

Still, only a fourth league defeat of the season for the hosts and first in 21 Championship matches ain't too bad.

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All over and Barnsley have held on to beat promotion-chasing Brentford.

What a win that is.

Ivan Toney goes into the book right at the end for a bad foul on Barnsley's Michal Helik.

No love lost here on Valentine's Day!

THERE! I GOT IT IN!

Just realised, after the succession of yellow cards to Barnsley, I didn't come up with a 'no love lost here on Valentine's Day!' joke.

Missed opportunity, really.

Barnsley have good fortune against Brentford of late. Let's not forget the final game of last season when the the Tykes beat them to stay in the Championship, while also stopping the Bees from winning automatic promotion to the Premier League.

And today they've stormed to what should be a comfortable win.

Another yellow card for Barnsley. Alex Mowatt goes into the book for a cynical foul on Tarique Fosu-Henry.

Free-kick sails into the box but Brentford's Ivan Toney immediately heads it out for a goal kick.

Six minutes added on. Where's that come from?!

As it stands, Brentford's 21-game run without defeat in the Championship is going to come to an end.

Quite the win this will be for Barnsley, assuming there's no late comeback.

Barnsley boss Valerien Ismael goes into the book for remonstrating with referee David Coote.

Four yellow cards for the visitors this afternoon.

Cauley Woodrow gets a yellow card for timewasting as Brentford desperately try to work the ball out of their own half.

Barnsley holding firm right now and they're frustrating the hosts.

There's a break in play as Mads Andersen comes off worse in an aerial challenge for the ball.

The Barnsley man is cleared to play on after receiving attention.

10 minutes left on the clock.

Barnsley make a change, with Jordan Williams replacing Romal Palmer who's had a tremendous game for the visitors.

Brentford throw on Marcus Forss for Saman Ghoddos.

We're entering the final stages now. Can Brentford make a comeback or will Barnsley see this one out?

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Another set of changes, this time for Brentford.

Josh Dasilva and Henrik Dalsgaard are withdrawn with Mathias Jensen and Mads Roerslev coming on.

Brentford throwing everything at Barnsley at the minute but the visitors are doing incredibly well to keep them out.

20 minutes remain. How do you think this one's going to end up?

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Brentford's Sergi Canos unleashes a shot from outside the box which has Barnsley keeper Brad Collins fooled as he spills it.

The ball eventually falls to Tarique Fosu-Henry who can't quite get a shot away under pressure from the Barnsley defence and Henrik Dalsgaard then looks to get onto it but his first touch is too heavy and it goes out for a throw-in.

Meanwhile, the visitors take off Michael Sollbauer and send on Toby Sibbick.

The momentum has shifted into Brentford's favour in the past few minutes and Sergi Canos tries to turn in at an acute angle but it's blocked by Barnsley for a corner.

It's sent into the box but the visitors clear their lines as soon as it curls into the danger area.

Alex Mowatt concedes a free-kick to Brentford on the left flank and the visitors have another chance to float a ball into the box.

Sergi Canos plays it to Henrik Dalsgaard in the box after it's played but his backwards flick goes over the bar.

Meanwhile, the Bees bring on Tarique Fosu-Henry for Bryan Mbeumo.

At the other end, Brentford send a long-range free-kick into the box and Ivan Toney goes down under pressure from Mads Andersen.

There's shouts for a penalty from the hosts but I'm not so sure it's all that clear, to be honest, and the referee wave play on.

Blimey, it should be three to Barnsley.

Substitute Victor Adeboyejo unleashes a fierce shot from outside the box that sails just wide of the mark.

Brentford are all over the place right now.