West Ham vs Brentford Highlights and Goals

FA Cup

7:30 PMMarch 9, 2026

Round of 16

West Ham*

Show Score

2 – 2

HT:(2 – 1)

Pen:5 – 3

Brentford

London Stadium

Referee: Andy Madley, England

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How did the teams perform?

West Ham

World Class
0


Solid
0


Bang Average
0


Lucky
0


Shocking
0

0
Total Votes

Brentford

World Class
0


Solid
0


Bang Average
0


Lucky
0


Shocking
0

Match Stats
Lineups
Head-2-Head
Standings

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Match Stats

Ball possession

51%

49%

0.00

Expected goals (xG)

0.00

0.00

Goals Prevented

0.00

Attack

18

Total shots

17

5

Shots on target

6

5

Shots off target

6

8

Blocked shots

5

12

Shots inside box

12

6

Shots outside box

5

10

Corner kicks

6

0

Offsides

1

Passing

545

Total passes

517

435 (80%)

Accurate passes

426 (82%)

Discipline

14

Fouls

12

2

Yellow cards

0

0

Red cards

0

3

Goalkeeper saves

3

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Lineup

West Ham

4-2-3-1

23
G

Alphonse Aréola



6.9

30
D

Oliver Scarles



7.2

4
D

Axel Disasi



6.7

15
D

Konstantinos Mavropanos



6.9

2
D

Kyle Walker-Peters



6.5

55
M

Mohamadou Kanté



7.2

28
M

Tomáš Souček


89′ Roughing



6.6

17
M

Adama Traoré



7.3

18
M

Mateus Fernandes



8.3

20
M

Jarrod Bowen (C)

19′
34′


9.2

19
F

Pablo Felipe



6.3

Substitutes

63
D

Ezra Mayers


46′ Replaced by O. Scarles



6.2

7
F

Crysencio Summerville


80′
Roughing


46′ Replaced by A. Traore



7.2

11
F

Valentín Castellanos


60′ Replaced by Pablo



6.5

27
M

Soungoutou Magassa


76′ Replaced by M. Kante



6.3

29
D

Aaron Wan-Bissaka


91′ Replaced by K. Walker-Peters



6.9

9
F

Callum Wilson


106′ Replaced by M. Fernandes



6.9

49
G

Finlay Herrick

3
D

Max Kilman

32
M

Freddie Potts

Coach

Nuno Espirito Santo

Brentford

4-2-3-1

1
G

Caoimhin Kelleher



7.7

23
D

Keane Lewis-Potter



6.7

22
D

Nathan Collins (C)

28′

7.7

20
D

Kristoffer Ajer



6.2

33
D

Michael Kayode



7.2

18
M

Yehor Yarmolyuk



7.2

6
M

Jordan Henderson



6.6

7
M

Kevin Schade



6.7

24
M

Mikkel Damsgaard



6.3

19
M

Dango Ouattara



7.2

9
F

Igor Thiago

28′
81′


7.3

Substitutes

8
M

Mathias Jensen


63′ Replaced by Y. Yarmolyuk



6.9

45
M

Romelle Donovan


87′ Replaced by M. Damsgaard



6.5

4
D

Sepp van den Berg


97′ Replaced by K. Ajer



6.9

47
F

Kaye Furo


106′ Replaced by K. Schade



6.7

12
G

Hákon Rafn Valdimarsson

50
D

Joshua Stephenson

5
D

Ethan Pinnock

49
D

Ollie Shield

48
M

Luka Bentt

Coach

Keith Andrews

No standings data available for this league

West Ham secured a dramatic FA Cup victory over Brentford after a captivating 2-2 draw led to a penalty shootout at the London Stadium. Konstantinos Mavropanos scored the decisive spot-kick to send the Hammers through.

West Ham advanced in the FA Cup after a pulsating tie against Brentford at the London Stadium. The Hammers secured a dramatic 5-4 victory in a penalty shootout, following a 2-2 draw after 120 minutes of captivating football.

Both London rivals entered this FA Cup encounter aiming for a deep run in the prestigious competition. West Ham sought to leverage their home advantage. Brentford, meanwhile, looked to overcome their opponents and progress to the next round.

West Ham started with intent, and Jarrod Bowen gave them the lead in the 19th minute. Bowen deftly guided a well-placed finish past Brentford goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher. The early goal electrified the home crowd at the London Stadium.

Brentford responded swiftly, pushing forward for an equalizer. Igor Thiago leveled the score in the 28th minute. He powerfully struck home an assist from Nathan Collins, silencing the West Ham faithful.

The back-and-forth action continued at a high pace. Just six minutes later, West Ham earned a penalty. Bowen stepped up confidently and converted the spot-kick in the 34th minute, restoring West Ham’s narrow advantage before the interval.

The thrilling first half, featuring three goals, promised more drama. Brentford needed to find another equalizer to stay in the competition. West Ham, meanwhile, aimed to consolidate their lead and control the tempo.

The second half saw both teams battle fiercely for control of the midfield. West Ham made changes, with Adama Traoré and Oliver Scarles entering the fray after the break. Brentford’s Yehor Yarmolyuk also joined the action in the 63rd minute.

As time dwindled, Brentford intensified their pressure, searching for a late goal. Their persistence paid off in the 81st minute. Igor Thiago once again found the net from the penalty spot, converting to make it 2-2.

The equalizer forced the match into extra time, prolonging the tension. Despite numerous substitutions and tired legs, neither side could find a winning goal. The intense cup tie concluded with a nerve-wracking penalty shootout.

The match statistics reflected the evenly contested nature of the game. West Ham registered 18 total shots, with 5 on target. Brentford managed 17 total shots, with 6 finding the target. West Ham edged possession with 51%, showcasing a finely balanced contest.

West Ham emerged victorious from the shootout, converting all five of their penalties. Konstantinos Mavropanos sealed the win after Brentford’s Dango Ouattara missed his attempt. The Hammers now progress deeper into the FA Cup.

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