Brentford v Tottenham player ratings
Brentford remain without a home win in 2025 after losing 2-0 to Tottenham. Here’s how we rated the Bees players.
Hakon Valdimarsson: 5
Struggled on his Premier League debut. Mistake for the Tottenham opener will be highlighted but also had a couple of nervy moments with the ball at his feet.
Kristoffer Ajer: 6
Was fine as he made his return to the side following his latest injury. Gave Heung-min Son little joy but struggled to have much of an impact when Brentford were attacking.
Nathan Collins: 6
Rarely troubled by Richarlison and his aerial dominance really stood out in the second half.
Sepp Van den Berg: 5 Gave away possession on more than one occasion as Brentford lacked their usual intensity at times.
Keane Lewis-Potter: 6
Industrious at left back but will feel he could have provided better service to the forward players from out wide.
Christian Norgaard: 7
A physical presence in midfield, and he really helped Brentford to take charge after half-time. Unfortunate not to score when his powerful strike was kept out by Antonin Kinsky.
Vitaly Janelt: 6
Made some important tackles in midfield and also provided a couple of quality deliveries from wide positions. Perhaps could have done more to avoid his own goal opener but needed more help from Valdimarsson.
Mikkel Damsgaard: 7
Was the most likely Brentford player to make something happen, and showed his quality in possession more than once, did have a couple of nervy moments where he gave the ball away in dangerous areas though.
Bryan Mbeumo: 5
One of his least effective performances of the season. Set-piece delivery was unusually poor while shooting and crossing from open play was also wayward.
Yoane Wissa: 5
Had Brentford’s best chances to take something from the game but could not take any of them.
Kevin Schade: 6
Livelier than the other members of Brentford’s front three but can still be quite erratic when it comes to the final pass or shot.
Mathias Jensen: 6
Helped Brentford recycle possession after coming on but did not do much to help their attacking output.