Brentford vs Crystal Palace LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reactions

The final whistle sounds and Brentford claim the three points by beating Palace 2-1 at the Gtech Community Stadium. After Eze saw a superb free kick disallowed for a foul, Mbeumo put the Bees ahead in the 29th minute when he swept in and shot past Henderson. Schade could have made it 2-0 when he shot wide and it looked like the hosts would rue that miss when Pinnock fired into his own net to make it 1-1. Brentford claimed the points, however, when Henderson parried and deflected Collins' shot off Wissa before Frank's men used the remaining minutes to win. It's an important three points to start the season for Brentford, who move up to fifth, while Palace still have work to do in 14th. The Bees will be looking to make it two out of two when they face Liverpool at Anfield next Sunday, while Palace have another London derby on the cards on Saturday as they host West Ham. That's all we have to say from the Gtech Community Stadium. Thank you for coming and goodbye!

FULL-TIME: BRENTFORD 2-1 CRYSTAL PALACE

Brentford defend resolutely and try to finish the game off, with Palace struggling to create a really clear-cut chance.

We have four minutes of added time left at the Gtech Community Stadium. Can Palace salvage a point?

Ayew receives a yellow card for catching Janelt on his boot.

Substitution Bryan Tetsadong Marceau Mbeumo Benjamin Thomas Mee

The ball is there for Eze to shoot at goal, but Flekken easily parries his shot from a difficult angle. Palace are pressing but they are finding it difficult to really test the Brentford goalkeeper.

CHANCE! Brentford's hearts are in their mouths when a diagonal cross finds Ayew in the box. However, the substitute can only shoot the ball narrowly wide of the goal.

Eze has taken five shots in this match but has yet to score. Of course he has put the ball in the net, although his great free kick in the first half was controversially disallowed.

Sarr comes on for his Palace debut. Richards is the man who has to make way in an attacking change.