Brentford boss Keith Andrews made bold half-time changes that nearly turned a game around, only for his side to once again squander a lead, according to BBC News.
Record signing Ibrahim Sangare, who joined from Lens and impressed in Brentford's opening two Premier League fixtures, was among the talking points as Andrews reshuffled his side after the break. Despite the tactical shake-up almost paying off, Brentford were unable to hold on and dropped points having been in front — a recurring theme for the west London club this season.
The report highlights growing concerns over Brentford's inability to see out matches, even as Andrews shows willingness to be proactive from the touchline. While the changes brought a spell of improvement, BBC News notes the result ultimately continued a worrying pattern of Brentford failing to protect leads under their new manager.