:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/26PU5PQEELDNJWXISNG2KSYIWA.jpg "Brentford beat Fulham and continue to target Europe 1")
LONDON (AP) — Brentford improved their position to qualify for European tournaments by winning the West London Derby 3-2 over Fulham in the Premier League on Monday.
Additionally, striker Ivan Toney reached 16 goals in the season with another penalty to sink his rival. Unfortunately for Brentford and Toney, if they secure their Europa League spot, they could arrive without their talisman.
Toney was granted a possible extended veto since it was found that 262 years ago the rules of the Asociación de Fútbol Inglesa as of 2017. As a promise in a publication in social redes cuestionando the confidentiality of the investigation, Toney is concentrated in el soccer.
Toney scored the game’s third goal to give his team a 2-1 halftime lead. Issa Diop was penalized for a light kick in the foot by Christian Norgaard and Toney converted his 21st penalty from 21 for Brentford.
Mathias Jensen made it 3-1 after a pass from substitute Kevin Schade and Brazilian Carlos Vinicius pulled Fulham closer in added time.
Brentford remain one point behind Fulham, who sit seventh in the standings.
Brentford went 12 games without losing in the league and their electrifying start paid off when Fulham missed a corner and Fulham captain Tim Reah parried Ethan Pinnock’s shot, leaving goalkeeper Bernd Leno defenceless. Fulham equalized from a free kick.