BRENTFORD broke their Newcastle hoodoo and climbed into the top six, as The Magpies impressive performance against Liverpool in midweek was soon forgotten.
Bryan Mbeumo fired Brentford ahead after eight minutes before Alexander Isak headed an equaliser three minutes later.
ReutersBryan Mbeumo fired Brentford ahead after eight minutes[/caption]
PAMbeumo wheels off in celebration[/caption]
RexAlexander Isak levelled for Newcastle[/caption]
ReutersIsaak celebrates with Jacob Murphy[/caption]
PABrentford’s Yoane Wissa put Brentford back ahead[/caption]
ReutersBrentford were back in the lead[/caption]
PAHarvey Barnes again levelled for Newcastle[/caption]
ReutersThe game was back on[/caption]
RexNathan Collins put Brentford back in the lead[/caption]
PACollins sent Brentford on their way to victory[/caption]
RexKevin Schade wrapped up the win[/caption]
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Harvey Barnes’ woeful misplaced pass allowed Yoane Wissa to score after 28 minutes, before
Barnes atoned with another equaliser four minutes later.
Defender Nathan Collins restored the lead after 56 minutes before sub Kevin Shade completed the win in the final minute.
Collins told Premier League Productions: “One of the best results you can have in that weather, both sides were struggling, the wind was carnage.
“I’m working on my finishing, the lads give me stick! I try my best.”
On twice conceding quickly after scoring, he said: “It just seems to be goal fests every time at this stadium.
“Three points today though, and the defence is something to worry about on Monday.”
Igor Thiago made his first Brentford start today and Collins said: “Thiago gives us a different feeling in the game.
“With his zipping it around it’s going to be carnage.
“It’s this group, the fans, the club, everyone involved. It goes through us all, we are heading the right way.”
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