Brentford manager Keith Andrews has hailed his team's performance after their 1-1 draw with Arsenal at the GTech Community Stadium. The Bees managed to secure a valuable point against one of the Premier League's top teams, with Andrews particularly impressed by his side's second-half display. Brentford showed resilience and tactical discipline to earn the draw.

Andrews specifically noted that his team outperformed Arsenal in the second half, suggesting Brentford dominated large portions of the match despite facing a side that has consistently challenged for European places. The result continues Brentford's impressive form in the Premier League, where they have established themselves as a competitive force since their promotion. The draw also extends their unbeaten run at home, making the GTech Community Stadium a fortress for Thomas Frank's side.

The point against Arsenal is crucial for Brentford's season objectives, whether that's securing European qualification or maintaining their top-flight status. For a club of Brentford's size to compete so effectively against established giants like Arsenal demonstrates their growth and ambition in the Premier League. Andrews' praise reflects the collective effort and tactical execution that has become a hallmark of Brentford's approach under their management team.