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EPL: Why we beat Chelsea 3-0 – Brentford manager, Keith Andrews
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EPL: Why we beat Chelsea 3-0 – Brentford manager, Keith Andrews

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Brentford manager, Keith Andrews, has explained why his team defeated Chelsea 3-0 in the Premier League on Friday.

Andrews watched as Brentford won against Chelsea at the Gtech Community Stadium.

Jaidon Anthony, Igor Thiago, and Fabio Carvalho scored the goals for the hosts against the Blues.

Speaking to Sky Sports after the game, Andrews insisted that his players were very good against Chelsea and were disciplined without the ball against the visitors.

“We had to be disciplined without the ball given the amount of talent they have, and I thought we were very good tonight.

“I see a humility and hunger within the group, and we can challenge each other. We have to continue to get better in this league,” he stated.

EPL: Why we beat Chelsea 3-0 – Brentford manager, Keith Andrews

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