Southampton vs Brentford Tickets

The Bees take on the Saints in this intriguing fixture, and at SeatPick, you can find the widest selection of Southampton vs Brentford tickets online. Our range of ticketing opportunities makes it easier for supporters of either team to make the best value purchase possible.

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Southampton vs Brentford History

Though Southampton have enjoyed long periods in the top flight, much of their extensive history has seen the Saints outside the top tier. The St Mary’s side have not secured much in the way of major silverware, with the club’s 1976 FA Cup success, secured via a Bobby Stokes goal against Manchester United, being the undeniable highlight. In 1983-84 they ran Liverpool close in an unexpected title charge, that runners-up finish being by far the club’s best league campaign.

Brentford’s promotion to the Premier League in 2021 was the first time they had hit such heady heights since 1947, their last involvement in the top division. Thomas Frank’s achievement should not be understated, and any campaign that the West London club is in the upper echelons of the English football pyramid is something of an honour in its own right.

Southampton vs Brentford Head-to-Head

Brentford have an impressive record when they travel to the South Coast. In 2011, with both sides in League One, it took goals from Gary Alexander and Charlie MacDonald to secure a 2-0 win for the away side. In 2020, in an EFL Cup clash, the same scoreline was replicated, with Christian Norgaard and Josh Dasilva netting and in 2023, another 2-0 win was forthcoming, Ivan Toney and Yoane Wissa completing yet another victory on the road.

Southampton vs Brentford Mutual Connections

Among the few players to have donned the jersey of both teams are Scottish defender Scott Marshall, Stephen Jenkins and centre-back Harlee Dean, who moved to Southampton in 2010, where he failed to get much of a chance before securing a move to Brentford, who he played 249 games for, scoring ten goals.