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Brentford vs Newcastle Prediction Premier League 09.11.2025

Alexandru Florin 8 November 2025

Brentford vs Newcastle Prediction Premier League

Brentford vs Newcastle Prediction and Betting Tips for Matchday 11 of the Premier League, scheduled for Sunday, November 9, 2025, at 14:00 GMT. The clash takes place at the Gtech Community Stadium and will be broadcast live on NOW TV and Sky Sports. Just a single point separates these two sides, with Brentford sitting 12th and Newcastle just behind in 13th. In this article, you’ll find detailed insights from our Stats English Premier League experts at XpertStats.

Brentford average 1.8 goals per game this season, conceding 1.2 on average.
Newcastle have failed to win any of their last eight away league games.
Brentford have won five of their last six home matches against non-London sides.
Both teams have scored in 60% of Brentford’s and 40% of Newcastle’s matches.

Keith Andrews’ Brentford have shown admirable grit this season. Despite a 2-0 loss to Crystal Palace last weekend, the Bees’ attacking power remains impressive, averaging 1.8 goals per match and scoring in all but two league games. Igor Thiago’s sharp form at home has helped Brentford maintain a solid mid-table position, while the home crowd continues to be their secret weapon. That said, discipline could be an issue, with Nathan Collins and Kevin Schade both one yellow card away from suspension.

Even so, this Brentford side has proven they can sting the big boys. Wins over West Ham and Liverpool earlier in the season underline their potential when in full flight. The Bees have also thrived against non-capital clubs, winning five of their last six such home fixtures. Still, their tendency to concede, averaging 1.2 goals per game, leaves the door open for teams willing to press high and counter fast. That’s exactly what Newcastle will be looking to exploit.

Eddie Howe’s Newcastle come into this one chasing consistency. After a disappointing 3-1 loss to West Ham, they bounced back with a statement European victory over Athletic Bilbao, led by Dan Burn’s stunning header. But their Premier League away form remains concerning, eight games without a win on the road says it all. They’re scoring just 0.4 goals per game and conceding one on average, a stat that highlights their lack of cutting edge away from St. James’ Park.

Still, the Magpies can take confidence from recent meetings with Brentford. They’ve beaten the Bees twice in a row at home, including a 2-1 victory last April. But the Gtech isn’t a friendly hunting ground, and missing Anthony Gordon could dent their creativity in wide areas. The question is: can Howe’s men finally turn pressure into points? It’s a tough call, but one thing feels almost certain: there’ll be chances at both ends. That’s football at its unpredictable best, and that’s what makes the Stats English Premier League so thrilling to watch.

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe shared updates ahead of Sunday’s Premier League clash against Brentford, confirming that Anthony Gordon and Will Osula face short-term injuries. Howe expressed optimism about Yoane Wissa’s recovery and praised Sandro Tonali’s commitment and happiness within the squad. Emphasizing the importance of improving their away form, Howe said the Brentford match is a chance to “showcase” Newcastle’s determination and progress. Source: BBC Sport.

Both Teams to Score @1.66
Brentford’s attacking stats speak volumes. Averaging 1.8 goals per game and scoring in 60% of matches, they rarely draw a blank at home. Newcastle, while inconsistent on the road, have still found ways to trouble defences, especially through set pieces and aerial threats from Burn and Joelinton. Brentford concede 1.2 goals on average, and Newcastle’s pressing game often forces defensive mistakes. With both sides struggling for clean sheets and the Bees’ aggressive style leaving gaps behind, goals at both ends feel likely. This isn’t shaping up as a cagey affair; it’s a mid-table clash where pride and momentum matter more than caution. Both teams will push for control, and with the quality of attackers on display, a “Both Teams to Score” outcome looks the most realistic pick.