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Brentford and Chelsea each seek a place in the top four for the international break when they meet at the Gtech Community Stadium on Friday.

Brentford and Chelsea clash at the Gtech Community Stadium on Friday, September 18 in a crucial top four battle. Chelsea enter the match with seven points, one ahead of Brentford in seventh place. Brentford have never lost under manager Keith Andrews and face a tough test against Chelsea, who have been struggling with their midfield.

Kick off is scheduled for 3pm ET. Watch the game on USA streaming link. The team news reveals Vitaly Janelt and Mamadou Sangare have been excellent for Brentford, while Chelsea's midfield has not been their strongest suit. Chelsea will be without Marco Palestra for this match, but could get Emmanuel Emegha back into action. For Brentford, Nathan Collins and Sepp van den Berg are injured, along with Mathias Jensen, who is also unlikely to play.

Chelsea's season so far includes four Premier League matches, two cup games, 30 goals, and only one goalless draw against Luton Town in the League Cup. Expect an exciting encounter, with Brentford likely to defeat Chelsea 1-2.

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