Brentford's six-match winless Premier League run continues after their 2-1 defeat at Manchester United. Despite the frustration, Keith Andrews remains confident in his "absolutely lethal" forward line. The Bees stay firmly in the hunt for European qualification, sitting just a point behind seventh-placed Bournemouth with a crucial match against relegation-battling West Ham approaching.

Andrews addressed concerns about Brentford's attacking output, insisting the team is creating chances despite recent struggles. The manager revealed Jordan Henderson and Vitaly Janelt are nearing returns from fitness issues, which could provide a timely boost. With West Ham sitting just two points above the relegation zone, Saturday's fixture carries significant implications for both clubs' seasons.

West Ham enters the match under pressure with survival concerns, while Brentford aims to maintain their push for European football. Andrews downplayed the narrative that this game matters more for the Hammers, emphasizing his team's ambitious goals. The Bees' position in the table means three points would strengthen their claim for continental competition next season.