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The Bees will have to lick their wounds before attempting to overturn a first-leg deficit at the weekend.

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Bournemouth are on top at the halfway stage of their Championship play-off semi-final tie with Brentford.

The Cherries head into Saturday's second leg with a 1-0 lead courtesy of Arnaut Danjuma's second-half strike.

Click the link below to read Adam Williams' report from the Vitality Stadium.

Brentford will take some heart from the fact they lost the first leg of their semi-final last season before recovering to make the play-off final.

The Bees were beaten 1-0 at Swansea last summer, before winning the second leg 3-1.

They'll have to repeat the trick to reach Wembley later this month.

Adam Williams
BBC Sport at the Vitality Stadium

Advantage Bournemouth then going into Saturday.

Jonathan Woodgate spoke before this leg about the aim being to stay in the tie for as long as possible and his side have achieved the first part of that task.

He may feel a touch disappointed that they weren't able to add to that Arnaut Danjuma goal but then also fortunate Bryan Mbeumo could not stab his effort the right side of the post.

Arnaut Danjuma's second-half goal gives Bournemouth the upper hand at the end of the first leg of this Championship semi-final.

It was a moment of class by the Dutchman.

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Almost a late second as Philip Billing cracks a shot off, which David Raya saves.

The Bees keeper was out of position, but the effort was heading off target.

More keep-ball in the Brentford half before Cameron Carter-Vickers clears into the corner.

Philip Billing keeps the ball in the corner for a few seconds before giving away a free-kick.

Brentford need to get the ball upfield quickly, and David Raya launches it forward.

Bournemouth have the ball in the Bees half with Arnaut Danjuma, but he's crowded out by Ethan Pinnock.

Pinnock concedes a throw-in as he looks to clear, and then the hosts win a corner.

The home fans are cheering every minor gain.

The Cherries win a throw-in and are doing a spot of time-wasting.

There will be five minutes of injury time.

Can the Bees find an equaliser?

Saman Ghoddos clips Jack Wilshere on halfway, and the hosts will take their time over the free-kick.

Right down the other end, Christian Norgaard sends a shot over the Cherries bar from just outside the area.

Asmir Begovic had it covered.

Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke hasn't had too many sights at goal in the second half.

He sends a low shot straight at David Raya from outside the box.

Another attacking substitution for the Bees.

Saman Ghoddos comes on for Mathias Jensen.

Arnaut Danjuma takes on the shot, curling the ball towards the near post.

Bees keeper David Raya dives to his right to palm the ball behind for a corner.

Brentford scramble the corner clear, but then give away a free-kick just outside the box on the left.

Adam Smith is the man caught, right on the corner of the area.

It favours the right-footer.

Rare foray forward for the hosts, as Jack Stacey wins a corner after advancing on the right.

The Cherries will take their time over the corner.

Brentford are firmly on top now.

The hosts bring on Jack Wilshere on for David Brooks to shore up the midfield for the final 10 minutes.

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Bees forward Bryan Mbeumo slides in unmarked to convert Christian Norgaard's low ball in.

Somehow the Frenchman sends the ball wide from four yards out.

How did he miss?

Big, big let-off for Bournemouth.