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New Straits Times
10-05-2025
- Sport
- New Straits Times
Schade on target as Brentford boost European hopes with win at Ipswich
IPSWICH: Brentford boosted their hopes of playing European football next season as they beat already-relegated Ipswich Town 1-0 thanks to a first-half header by Kevin Schade at Portman Road in the Premier League on Saturday. With four successive wins, Brentford are eighth in the standings with 55 points from 36 matches. Ipswich sit 18th on 22 points with just four wins. "(Europe) is extremely exciting. There is a lot riding on the next few games. Let's see what happens, depending on other things and it is one game at a time and the next one is Fulham," Brentford manager Thomas Frank told Sky Sports. Ipswich had made a bright start to the game and came close to an opener after just three minutes but striker Liam Delap's header was comfortably saved by goalkeeper Mark Flekken. But it was Brentford who took the lead when Schade met a corner from fellow forward Bryan Mbeumo in the 18th minute, steering the ball into the far corner after some confusion in the box. German Schade has now scored four goals in his last three Premier League games, while Cameroon international Mbeumo became just the third player to be directly involved in more than 25 goals in the Premier League this season after Liverpool talisman Mohamed Salah and Newcastle United's Alexander Isak. Yoane Wissa nearly put Brentford 2-0 up minutes after the interval but the forward's effort was saved by goalkeeper Alex Palmer, who made another fine save to keep out Mbeumo's right-foot volley in the 73rd minute. Brentford, who kept up the pressure and constantly looked dangerous, were denied a penalty in the 69th minute after Axel Tuanzebe pulled fellow defender Nathan Collins to the ground. However, it was a far from comfortable afternoon for Brentford as Ipswich pushed for an equaliser late on with Flekken having to come to their rescue in added time when he made a brilliant point-blank save to deny centre back Cameron Burgess. "We haven't given up and that is going to be really important to the next stage of the journey. We pushed really hard for the goal at the end and we didn't get it...," Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna told BBC Match of the Day. Brentford, who have never qualified for Europe, next host 11th-placed Fulham on May 18 before taking a trip to 14th-placed Wolverhampton Wanderers for their final game of the season on May 25. - Reuters
Straits Times
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Straits Times
Schade on target as Brentford boost European hopes with win at Ipswich
IPSWICH, England - Brentford boosted their hopes of playing European football next season as they beat already-relegated Ipswich Town 1-0 thanks to a first-half header by Kevin Schade at Portman Road in the Premier League on Saturday. With four successive wins, Brentford are eighth in the standings with 55 points from 36 matches. Ipswich sit 18th on 22 points with just four wins. Ipswich had made a bright start to the game and came close to an opener after just three minutes but striker Liam Delap's header was comfortably saved by goalkeeper Mark Flekken. But it was Brentford who took the lead when Schade met a corner from fellow forward Bryan Mbeumo in the 18th minute, steering the ball into the far corner after some confusion in the box. German Schade has now scored four goals in his last three Premier League games, while Cameroon international Mbeumo became just the third player to be directly involved in more than 25 goals in the Premier League this season after Liverpool talisman Mohamed Salah and Newcastle United's Alexander Isak. Yoane Wissa nearly put Brentford 2-0 up minutes after the interval but the forward's effort was saved by goalkeeper Alex Palmer, who made another fine save to keep out Mbeumo's right-foot volley in the 73rd minute. Brentford, who kept up the pressure and constantly looked dangerous, were denied a penalty in the 69th minute after Axel Tuanzebe pulled fellow defender Nathan Collins to the ground. However, it was a far from comfortable afternoon for Brentford as Ipswich pushed for a equaliser late on with Flekken having to come to their rescue in added time when he made a brilliant point-blank save to deny centre back Cameron Burgess. Brentford, who have never qualified for Europe, next host 11th-placed Fulham on May 18 before taking a trip to 14th-placed Wolverhampton Wanderers for their final game of the season on May 25. REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
Scottish Sun
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Ipswich 0 Brentford 1: Rampant Bees close in on European football with resurgent Kevin Schade scoring again
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) KEVIN SCHADE'S early goal proved just enough to keep Brentford dreaming of Europe. The Bees are one of a cluster of clubs vying for an eighth-place finish - and hoping that will be enough for a Europa Conference League jaunt next term. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 6 Bryan Mbeumo hails Brentford team-mate Kevin Schade for his opener Credit: Alamy 6 Bees winger Schade leaps to nod the breakthrough Credit: PA 6 Ipswich keeper Alex Palmer and defenders couldn't keep Schade's header out Credit: PA Germany striker Schade celebrated his 11th Premier League goal of the season and it turned out to be just enough to settle a feisty encounter at already-relegated Ipswich. Town fans vented their fury at Sam Barrott for the events leading up to Schade's 18th-minute opener. They reckoned the referee had decided to keep letting Brentford take a corner until they scored. The reality was a that Barrott was placed in an impossible position as players from both sides grappled like wrestlers. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL EUR DREAMING Prem to have nine teams in Europe next season after Man Utd & Spurs heroics The first of three flag-kicks could easily have seen Brentford awarded a penalty. Jacob Greaves rugby-tackled Sepp van den Berg to the ground but a lengthy VAR inquest said no pen, presumably because the ball wasn't actually in play yet. The second saw Town's Jack Taylor and Christian Norgaard booked for more MMA-style man-handlng. And the third saw Schade brilliantly head home Bryan Mbeumo's delivery. 6 BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK "One-nil to the referee" Town fans chanted sarcastically, along with "Premier League, corrupt as f***". There was nothing suspect about Schade's flick however - perfectly placed in the far corner. 6 Jack Grealish to Napoli?! Conte Plots Shock £100M Raid – Would City Really Let Him Go? It was a similar tale in the second half with VAR again ruling no pen for Axel Tuanzebe's judo bout with Nathan Collins. The home fans were angry again soon after - this time calling FOR video assistant intervention. Yoann Wissa's high boot caught Greaves on the head after Alex Palmer made a fine block to deny Mbeumo. The Bees man's booking remained a yellow however. Greaves felt aggrieved at the other end when Yehor Yarmoliuk appeared to pull him down in the box but the officials disagreed. Ipswich tails were finally up and Omari Hutchinson saw a drive tipped on to a post by Mark Flekken, who then saved point-blank from Cameron Burgess in stoppage-time and saved a header from sub George Hirst. Brentford held out to shade a fixture referee Barrott will be hoping won't be replicated any time soon. 6 Scorer Shade is on a hot streak as Brentford hunt a European spot Credit: Getty
The Irish Sun
10-05-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Ipswich 0 Brentford 1: Rampant Bees close in on European football with resurgent Kevin Schade scoring again
KEVIN SCHADE'S early goal proved just enough to keep Brentford dreaming of Europe. The Bees are one of a cluster of clubs vying for an eighth-place finish - and hoping that will be enough for a Europa Conference League jaunt next term. 6 Bryan Mbeumo hails Brentford team-mate Kevin Schade for his opener Credit: Alamy 6 Bees winger Schade leaps to nod the breakthrough Credit: PA 6 Ipswich keeper Alex Palmer and defenders couldn't keep Schade's header out Credit: PA Germany striker Schade celebrated his 11th Premier League goal of the season and it turned out to be just enough to settle a feisty encounter at already-relegated Ipswich. Town fans vented their fury at Sam Barrott for the events leading up to Schade's 18th-minute opener. They reckoned the referee had decided to keep letting Brentford take a corner until they scored. The reality was a that Barrott was placed in an impossible position as players from both sides grappled like wrestlers. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL The first of three flag-kicks could easily have seen Brentford awarded a penalty. Jacob Greaves rugby-tackled Sepp van den Berg to the ground but a lengthy VAR inquest said no pen, presumably because the ball wasn't actually in play yet. The second saw Town's Jack Taylor and Christian Norgaard booked for more MMA-style man-handlng. And the third saw Schade brilliantly head home Bryan Mbeumo's delivery. Most read in Football 6 BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK "One-nil to the referee" Town fans chanted sarcastically, along with "Premier League, corrupt as f***". There was nothing suspect about Schade's flick however - perfectly placed in the far corner. 6 Jack Grealish to Napoli?! Conte Plots Shock £100M Raid – Would City Really Let Him Go? It was a similar tale in the second half with VAR again ruling no pen for Axel Tuanzebe's judo bout with Nathan Collins. The home fans were angry again soon after - this time calling FOR video assistant intervention. Yoann Wissa's high boot caught Greaves on the head after Alex Palmer made a fine block to deny Mbeumo. The Bees man's booking remained a yellow however. Greaves felt aggrieved at the other end when Yehor Yarmoliuk appeared to pull him down in the box but the officials disagreed. Ipswich tails were finally up and Omari Hutchinson saw a drive tipped on to a post by Mark Flekken, who then saved point-blank from Cameron Burgess in stoppage-time and saved a header from sub George Hirst. Brentford held out to shade a fixture referee Barrott will be hoping won't be replicated any time soon. 6 Scorer Shade is on a hot streak as Brentford hunt a European spot Credit: Getty
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Ipswich vs Brentford LIVE Updates, watch live, score, analysis, highlights
Already-relegated Ipswich host European hopefuls Brentford on Saturday at Portman Road. WATCH — Ipswich v Brentford For live updates and highlights throughout Ipswich vs Brentford, check out PST's live blog coverage below… How to watch Ipswich vs Brentford live, stream link and start time Kick off time: 10am ET Saturday (May 10) Venue: Portman Road — Ipswich TV Channel: Peacock Streaming: Stream live on Peacock Ipswich vs Brentford live updates - by Andy Edwards Ipswich vs Brentford live score: 0-0 Goalscorers: None Ipswich starting lineup Palmer - Tuanzebe, O'Shea, Burgess, Greaves - Morsy, Taylor, Chaplin - Hutchinson, Enciso, Delap Brentford starting lineup Flekken - Kayode, Collins, Van den Berg, Lewis-Potter - Norgaard, Yarmolyuk, Damsgaard - Mbeumo, Schade, Wissa Kieran McKenna's side has given it a good go in the Premier League but they have won once since December 30 as a single victory in 16 games in 2025 has doomed them to relegation straight back to the Championship. Still, they have some promising players and the likes of Liam Delap and Omari Hutchinson will surely be playing in the Premier League next season. The Tractor Boys did fight back from 2-0 down at Everton last weekend to draw 2-2 as they're enjoying their final few weeks in the big time. Advertisement Brentford will be hoping to play in Europe next season, as Thomas Frank's side are on a roll with three-straight wins. They are right in the scrap for eighth place which is very likely to be a UEFA Conference League spot and that would be a great competition for the Bees to go far in. They beat Manchester United 4-3 last weekend and the scoreline flattered United. Brentford's front three of Mbeumo, Wissa and Schade are such a handful and they're finishing the season so strong with European qualification tantalizingly within reach. Ipswich team news, focus There are plenty of key players missing for Ipswich through injury and that has been a common theme throughout the season. If they had stayed fully fit, could they have stayed up? It probably would have been very close. Liam Delap is such a handful and loves leading the line and running in-behind. OUT: Conor Townsend (thigh), Leif Davis (suspension), Jaden Philogene-Bidace (knee), Arijanet Muric (shoulder), Sammi Szmodics (ankle), Wes Burns (knee), Chiedozie Ogbene (achilles - out for season) | QUESTIONABLE: Nathan Broadhead (thigh), Axel Tuanzebe (thigh) Brentford team news, focus Brentford's injury issues have really calmed down in recent weeks and that has been a key factor in this run of wins. They are solid and so dangerous from crosses and the forward trio of Schade, Mbeumo and Wissa have put their foot on the accelerator and have all hit double figures in terms of goals. Advertisement OUT: Vitaly Janelt (ankle), Fabio Carvalho (shoulder), Josh Dasilva (knee) | QUESTiONABLE: Aaron Hickey (thigh) Ipswich vs Brentford prediction This should be a great game and Ipswich will create chances as the pressure is off. It feels like Brentford will cause plenty of problems in the second half and drag Ipswich all over the place. Go for an away win in a thriller. Ipswich 2-3 Brentford.
