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Brentford U21 - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Brentford U21
England U21 Premier League Cup Predictions
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Last Overall

Played matches Brentford U21

15.05.25

QPR U21

Brentford U21

EUPL

12.05.25

Sheff Utd U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

05.05.25

Brentford U21

Barnsley U21

EDL2

01.05.25

Southampton U21

Brentford U21

EUPL

28.04.25

Crewe U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

25.04.25

QPR U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

18.04.25

Watford U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

14.04.25

Brentford U21

Sheffield Wed U21

EDL2

04.04.25

Burnley U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

31.03.25

Brentford U21

Fleetwood Town U21

EDL2

28.03.25

Brentford U21

Nottm Forest U21

EUPL

25.03.25

Bournemouth U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

17.03.25

Brentford U21

Bristol City U21

EDL2

13.03.25

Exeter U21

Brentford U21

EUPL

07.03.25

Colchester U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

03.03.25

Brentford U21

Swansea U21

EDL2

28.02.25

Brentford U21

Birmingham U21

EDL2

25.02.25

Millwall U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

17.02.25

Brentford U21

Ipswich U21

EDL2

12.02.25

Brentford U21

Watford U21

EDL2

27.01.25

Brentford U21

Chelsea U21

EUPL

21.01.25

Bournemouth U21

Brentford U21

EUPL

14.01.25

Cardiff U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

07.01.25

Brentford U21

Charlton U21

EDL2

18.12.24

Brentford U21

Bournemouth U21

EDL2

09.12.24

Bristol City U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

06.12.24

Derby U21

Brentford U21

EUPL

02.12.24

Brentford U21

Colchester U21

EDL2

26.11.24

Brentford U21

Peterborough U21

EDL2

18.11.24

Swansea U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

09.11.24

Brentford U21

Bournemouth U21

EUPL

04.11.24

Brentford U21

Millwall U21

EDL2

28.10.24

Brentford U21

QPR U21

EDL2

24.10.24

Ipswich U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

21.10.24

Brentford U21

Derby U21

EUPL

01.10.24

Charlton U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

23.09.24

Brentford U21

Cardiff U21

EDL2

17.09.24

Hull U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

15.09.24

Chelsea U21

Brentford U21

EUPL

03.09.24

Wigan U21

Brentford U21

EDL2

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Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Brentford U21

Played games: 40

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

94

2.35

1.4

56

Under/Over

1.5

4

10%

90%

36

2.5

10

25%

75%

30

3.5

23

58%

42%

17

Both scored games (Yes/No)

26

65%

35%

14

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

11

28%

72%

29

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

37

93%

7%

3

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Chelsea U21	13	6	4	1	1	19 - 12	7
2	Brentford U21	10	6	3	1	2	14 - 12	2
3	Derby U21	9	6	3	0	3	12 - 12	0
4	Bournemouth U21	3	6	1	0	5	7 - 16	-9
4	Derby Reserves	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0

England U21 Premier League Cup Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Exeter U21	16	6	5	1	0	14 - 5	9
2	Bromley U21	9	6	3	0	3	10 - 11	-1
3	Bristol City U21	6	6	1	3	2	7 - 9	-2
4	Norwich U21	2	6	0	2	4	6 - 12	-6

England U21 Premier League Cup Results

05/15/2025 18:00

05/01/2025 18:00

Southampton U21

04/30/2025 18:00

04/07/2025 18:00

03/31/2025 18:00

03/29/2025 14:00

Southampton U21

03/28/2025 19:00

Nottm Forest U21

03/13/2025 19:00

03/12/2025 19:00

Southampton U21

03/11/2025 19:00

Brentford U21 is the under-21 development football team for Brentford Football Club, a professional club based in Brentford, West London, England. The U21 side represents an essential link between the Academy system and the club's first team, competing in the Premier League Cup and various reserve and development tournaments in England. Known for its innovative approach to youth development, Brentford U21 serves as a vital platform for nurturing young talent and bridging the gap to senior professional football.

The team plays the majority of its home matches at the club’s training facilities, most recently at the Robert Rowan Performance Centre. Traditionally, Brentford’s colors are red and white stripes with black, and the U21 side follows this same distinct color scheme and kit design as the senior team.

Brentford FC and its U21s boast a dedicated fan base, with supporters known as the "Bees." The club takes pride in its close-knit community culture and innovative recruitment and development strategies, having famously closed its traditional Academy in favor of a B Team model in 2016, before returning to the Professional Development Phase with a U21 squad.

Over the years, the club has developed several notable players who have progressed from youth levels to the Brentford first team and beyond. Names such as Chris Mepham, Rico Henry, and Josh Dasilva all serve as examples of the pathway Brentford provides to senior and Premier League football.

Though silverware at youth level has traditionally been limited, Brentford U21 is recognized for its player development success, more than for winning titles, and is a respected member in England's developing football structure. With continued investment in coaching, recruitment, and performance analysis, Brentford U21 has established a modern reputation for innovation and progressiveness—a guiding principle for the entire club.

Team:	Brentford U21
Full name:	Brentford Football Club Under-21
Country:	England
Nickname:	The Bees
Founded:	2016 (B Team), Relaunched U21 in 2022
Colors:	Red, White, Black
Stadium:	Robert Rowan Performance Centre Capacity: 2,000 (approx.)
Address:	Robert Rowan Performance Centre, 100 Jersey Road, Osterley, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 4QT, England
Telephone:	+44 (0) 20 8847 2511
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://www.brentfordfc.com/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Brentford U21

Founded

Brentford FC, established in 1889, has a long tradition of youth development. However, the club’s U21/Academy structure has seen significant evolution in recent years. In 2016, Brentford closed its Category Two Academy and replaced it with the innovative “Brentford B” model, focused on bridging the gap between youth and senior football by playing games against elite youth and senior opposition both home and abroad rather than in a traditional league system. In 2022, following changes in English youth development regulations and in order to provide a platform for younger talent—particularly those under 21—the club relaunched its official U21 side. While not always competing in formal leagues, Brentford U21 participates in the Premier League Cup, friendlies, and invites, and is an integral step in the club pathway to the Premier League squad.

Brentford’s focus with its U21s, and related B Team, has always been on holistic player development—technical skills, tactical awareness, physical and mental growth—rather than purely on competitive trophies. This approach has been widely praised, with several players progressing to become full internationals or first team regulars in the English Premier League.

Finances and Ownership

Brentford FC is owned by Matthew Benham, a lifelong fan and successful businessman who took control of the club in 2012. Under Benham's leadership, the club implemented a data-driven and analytical approach to operations, not just at first team level but throughout the youth structure, including the U21 and B Team setups. The financial model at the development level focuses on maximizing value through player progression and smart recruitment, rather than high expenditures on recruitment or salaries. The ultimate aim of the U21 program is to produce players capable of stepping into the first team or to generate income through player sales. With sound finances and innovative management, Brentford U21 thrives as part of the club’s sustainable model.

Popular Culture

Brentford U21, and the club’s B Team, have become recognized symbols of English football innovation. Brentford’s youth culture is typified by its willingness to challenge traditional norms—closing a standard academy was widely covered in the football press, and its “Pathway to First Team” approach has become a blueprint for other progressive clubs. The community in West London passionately supports the team, and young players often participate in local events and outreach. Brentford has also become culturally noted for its strong Scandinavian and international influence both in the U21 setup and across the senior club.

The U21 side wears the iconic red and white stripes—colors deeply associated with “The Bees”—and Brentford's modern badge. Fan rituals for the U21s often mirror those for the senior side, with loyal support at key fixtures, particularly when U21s play important cup ties, derbies, or matches against top Premier League academies.

Players

The Brentford U21 squad is comprised of a mix of young prospects sourced from the UK and overseas, often taking advantage of the club's world-class scouting and analytic methods. Over the past few seasons, the likes of Chris Mepham (Wales international, now at Bournemouth), Marcus Forss (Finland international, now at Middlesbrough), and Mads Bech Sørensen (Denmark U21) have all passed through the club's development ranks. The B Team and U21 setup also regularly features players with professional experience, reflecting Brentford’s emphasis on competitive edge and exposure.

Current squad members for 2024/2025 are representative of Brentford’s global outlook, with young talents from England, Ireland, Denmark, Norway, and more. The aim for every player is clear: to either make the step to first team football at Brentford or secure a career at a high level elsewhere in the professional game.

Famous Players

Brentford’s Academy, B Team or U21s have played a significant role in developing exciting football talent. Some of the most prominent names who spent their youth years at Brentford include:

Chris Mepham (Wales): Progressed from Brentford youth to become a regular in the first team before securing a move to AFC Bournemouth. Welsh international.
Josh Dasilva (England): Joined from Arsenal U23s, established himself as an influential first team midfielder at Brentford and featured regularly in the Premier League.
Ellery Balcombe (England): England youth goalkeeper, developed at Brentford, and now a regular on the professional circuit.
Marcus Forss (Finland): Graduated through the B Team, later making first-team appearances before moving to Middlesbrough and establishing himself as a senior Finland international.
Mads Bech Sørensen (Denmark): Developed through the B Team and featured for the Brentford first team in the Championship and Premier League.

Top Goalscorers of All Time (Development Squad)

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Marcus Forss	Forward	31	54	0.57
2	Aaron Pressley	Forward	22	45	0.49
3	Joe Hardy	Forward	21	41	0.51
4	Gustav Mogensen	Forward	19	38	0.50
5	David Titov	Defender	12	59	0.20

Typical Squad

Brentford U21 typically fields a balanced squad in a 4-3-3 or 3-4-3 formation, focusing on ball possession, pressing, and transitions—attributes mirrored from the first team. Player roles include:

Goalkeeper

The U21 goalkeepers are expected to be comfortable with the ball at their feet and to organize play from the back. Notable recent U21 keepers include Ben Winterbottom and Ellery Balcombe.

Defender

Defenders at Brentford U21 are versatile and often play both in centre or full-back roles with a focus on ball-playing ability. Players like Nico Jones and Tristan Crama have developed through the Brentford U21/B structure.

Midfielder

Central midfielders are encouraged to be technically sound, press-resistant, and active in transitions, learning Brentford’s tactical system.

Forward

The attacking players are expected to be mobile, creative, and clinical, with an eye towards stepping up to senior football or top loans elsewhere in England or Europe.

2024/25 Squad Season

The Brentford U21 squad for the 2024/25 season features talented young players from England and across Europe, all aiming to impress and step up to the Premier League squad or secure key loan moves for further development.

Goalkeeper
Updating...	1	Ben Winterbottom		England	27/12/2001
Updating...	13	Matthew Cox		England	02/05/2003
Defender
Updating...	4	Tristan Crama		France	20/11/2001
Updating...	5	Nico Jones		England	03/02/2002
Updating...	3	Val Adedokun		Ireland	14/01/2003
Midfielder
Updating...	6	Erion Zabeli		Kosovo	23/01/2004
Updating...	8	Myles Peart-Harris		England	19/09/2002
Updating...	11	Ryan Trevitt		England	12/03/2003
Forward
Updating...	9	Nathan Young-Coombes		England	15/01/2003
Updating...	19	Yehor Yarmoliuk		Ukraine	01/06/2004
Updating...	10	Alex Gilbert		England	28/12/2001
Manager
Updating...		Neil MacFarlane		Scotland	10/10/1977
Ass. Manager
Updating...		Sam Saunders		England	29/08/1983

Coach

Brentford U21, as the development squad of Brentford FC, has been guided by several influential coaches since the club's focus shifted towards establishing a progressive and competitive B team (now U21) structure in the mid-2010s. Brentford U21 coaches have played essential roles in nurturing top talents and building a distinct club identity based on player development and modern football philosophy. Below are some of the most notable coaches in Brentford U21's history:

Neil MacFarlane: Appointed in 2019, Neil MacFarlane is perhaps the most notable figure in the recent era of Brentford U21/B Team history. Under his leadership, the team reached the Premier League Cup semi-finals for the first time in 2023, and numerous players have made the step up to Brentford's first team or secured professional football opportunities elsewhere.
Kevin O'Connor: Serving as B Team coach from 2016 to 2018 before moving into the first team coaching staff, O'Connor helped set the foundations for the current player development model and led the squad to several memorable victories in high-profile friendlies and tournaments.
Flemming Pedersen: As Brentford's inaugural B Team Head Coach (2016-2017), the Danish tactician established a competitive environment, attracting young talents thanks to his experience at FC Nordsjælland and FC Copenhagen.
Sam Saunders: A club legend on and off the pitch, Saunders was involved as a B Team coach and provided crucial support for player transition before taking on greater coaching responsibilities in the senior setup.

These coaches have significantly contributed to the evolution and success of Brentford U21, shaping the club’s future through their focus on development, competitiveness, and innovation.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
01/05/2019 – Present	Neil MacFarlane	Scotland	10/10/1977
01/07/2018 – 30/06/2019	Lars Friis	Denmark	29/08/1976
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2018	Kevin O'Connor	England	28/05/1982
01/07/2016 – 30/06/2017	Flemming Pedersen	Denmark	06/06/1963
01/07/2018 – 30/06/2019 (Assistant) Various short-term stints as caretaker	Sam Saunders	England	29/08/1983
2015 – 2016	Lee Carsley	England	28/02/1974
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Crests and Colors

Brentford Under-21s, the development squad of Brentford FC, proudly uphold the traditions of the parent club while carving out their unique identity. Over the years, Brentford's crest and colors have become symbols of pride both for the first team and its youth sides.

The current Brentford crest, introduced in 2017, is a bold circular badge featuring a prominent bee at the center, reflecting Brentford's nickname "The Bees." Surrounding the bee are the words "Brentford Football Club" and the year of establishment, 1889. Historically, Brentford's early crests ranged from simple monograms and shield designs to badges incorporating elements such as bee motifs and local symbols. The bee has consistently been featured, symbolizing teamwork, industriousness, and community—a spirit shared by every level of the club.

Brentford U21's traditional colors mirror those of the senior team: red and white striped shirts, black shorts, and red or black socks. These colors have remained relatively constant since the late 1920s, with the club occasionally experimenting with white shirts or different accent shades during periods in the mid-20th century and for select away strips. Modern variations for the U21s sometimes include gold or dark blue trim, most notably in their change kits.

Overall, the Brentford U21 crest and colors remain a strong connection to the club’s roots, serving as a proud representation of their heritage and the values they aim to instill in young players.

Fan Club

The Brentford U21 side, like the senior team, enjoys dedicated support from a passionate fan base. The most prominent fan organization associated with Brentford is "Bees United," which played a pivotal role in safeguarding the club's future during difficult times and remains highly involved in all club affairs. While Bees United primarily supports the first team, its commitment extends across all age groups, including the U21s.

Brentford's fans are known for their inclusive, family-friendly atmosphere, and unwavering loyalty. The club's supporters are recognized for their energetic chants, displays of red and white, and local pride. On matchdays, especially during U21 games at home, you will find a strong turnout from the local community and academy families. "BFC Pride of West London" and "Ealing Roaders" are other notable groups, all contributing to a vibrant matchday experience.

Brentford fans carry a reputation for being welcoming and passionate, always encouraging young talent and maintaining a strong sense of identity and community within the club's culture.

Stadium

Brentford U21 plays their home matches at the Brentford Community Stadium, located in Brentford, West London, England. Opened in 2020, this modern facility replaced the historic Griffin Park, which had been home to Brentford FC for over a century.

The Brentford Community Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 17,250 and is also shared with London Irish rugby union club. The stadium features state-of-the-art facilities and was specifically designed to enhance the fan and player experience, supporting both senior and youth football. The ground is situated just a few minutes from Kew Bridge, maintaining a strong connection to the local community.

For some youth and development matches, especially those with lower expected attendance, Brentford U21 also use training pitches at the club’s Jersey Road Training Ground. However, the Brentford Community Stadium remains the centerpiece of U21 home fixtures, providing an inspiring stage for young talents stepping into senior football.

Honours and Awards

Brentford U21, as a development squad, focuses on nurturing future first-team players and has participated in various development leagues and youth competitions. While the senior club has achieved notable honours, the U21 team primarily aims for growth and competitive performances in tournaments such as the Professional Development League.

Below is a summary of the honours specifically relevant to Brentford's youth setup:

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Professional Development League South	1	Winner (as Brentford B/U21)	2015/16
2	Premier League Cup (U23)	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
3	Other National/International Youth Titles	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

While Brentford U21’s silverware is limited compared to senior teams, the academy's success is measured by player development and progression to first-team and professional football.

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FAQs about Brentford U21

Q: What is Brentford U21?

A: Brentford U21 is the Under-21 development squad of Brentford FC, aimed at preparing young players for professional football, often acting as a bridge to the first team.

Q: Where does Brentford U21 play their home matches?

A: Most Brentford U21 home matches are played at the Brentford Community Stadium in West London, with occasional fixtures at the Jersey Road Training Ground.

Q: What are the club colors of Brentford U21?

A: Brentford U21’s traditional kit features red and white stripes, black shorts, and red or black socks, replicating the senior team's colors.

Q: Do Brentford U21 have their own crest?

A: Brentford U21 uses the same official club crest as Brentford FC, currently a circular badge with a bee motif and the club’s founding date, 1889.

Q: What league do Brentford U21 participate in?

A: Brentford U21 compete in development competitions and tournaments including the Professional Development League and, in some seasons, the Premier League Cup (U21/U23).

Q: Who are some notable players to come from Brentford's youth system?

A: Notable academy graduates include Chris Mepham, Josh Clarke, and current or recent youth internationals who have advanced to professional football careers.

Q: Is Brentford U21 the same as Brentford B?

A: Brentford B and U21 are closely linked; Brentford B historically replaced the traditional academy setup and frequently play at U21 level, focusing on player development rather than league structure.

Q: How can I watch Brentford U21 matches?

A: Tickets for Brentford U21 matches are often available on the club’s website, and some games are streamed live through Brentford FC’s official digital channels.

Q: Has Brentford U21 won any major trophies?

A: While the emphasis is on development, Brentford U21 (and Brentford B) have won the Professional Development League South in the 2015/16 season and regularly compete in reputable youth tournaments.

Q: How does Brentford U21 fit into the club's overall structure?

A: The U21 team is a vital part of Brentford’s player pathway, focusing on bridging the gap between academy football and professional careers with the first team or beyond.

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