Andrews finds footing ahead of Kelleher's Reds reunion

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His new goalkeeper Caoimhín Kelleher had seen three goals flash past him as Nuno Espirito Santo's impressive Nottingham Forest put the Bees to the sword before the half-time whistle had even blown. To add insult to injury for Andrews, whose elevation from set-piece coach to manager had been oft-dissected since he was confirmed as Thomas Frank's successor, Forest's opener in that 3-1 result came from a corner.

Ironically is was Nuno who would 'win' the sack race after falling out with the club's hierarchy and they are already on to their third head coach as Sean Dyche's appointment this week followed in the wake of Ange Postecoglou's brief ill-fated spell. Caoimhin Kelleher catches the ball under pressure from West Ham's Tomas Soucek Watching the game, the eventual 2-0 scoreline in Brentford's favour was barely representative of just how dominant Andrews' team was on the night.

In contrast to Brentford's growth over ten weeks under Andrews, Liverpool have stalled on the results front after making a fast start to the season underpinned by successive late winners. Arne Slot's side have conceded five times from set-pieces according to Opta this season, the fourth highest total overall in the Premier League so far - West Ham and Nottingham Forest ranking first and second respectively.