Chelsea 0-2 Brentford - Premier League result from the west London derby at Stamford Bridge as Ethan Pinnock and Bryan Mbeumo net for the visitors

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For the third season in a row Brentford have come to West London rivals Chelsea and emerged victorious at Stamford Bridge.

Read our full write-up below, including ratings, POTM and what next for Chelsea.

"In the first half we struggled to get out a bit. We knew we'd be under the cosh for long periods, but worked on it in training in the week. We thought we could get at them from set pieces and on the break,

"At the half time the manager said to be a bit braver. He felt we could offer more going forward. He tried to give us that extra bit of confidence."

Asked about his goal, he smiled: "I was buzzing.... My job is to stay at the far post and, anything over last man, to attack it."

Another win at the Bridge means Brentford are the first side in Premier League history to win each of their first three games against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the competition - and The Bees are also now 13 London derbies unbeaten.

"Before the game we wanted to come and win here. Not many teams have beaten them three times in a row here, I don't think, so we are very happy. It was a very good performance from the team."

On the club's ambitions this term, he added: "We want to aim as big as we can. We've been doing that for three years now and we want to win as many games as we can (this year too)."

Each Bees player is getting a moment in the spotlight, running towards the away crowd and punching the air in delight.

In contrast, it's Boos from the Blues fans who waited until the final whistle. Quite a few had already left.

Bryan Mbeumo and Ethan Pinnock were on target as Brentford won 2-0 at Chelsea to triumph at Stamford Bridge for a historic third season in a row and end The Blues’ recent revival.

Mauricio Pochettino’s home side had dominated the first 45 and carved out a series of good openings, but could not find the breakthrough with Noni Madueke going closest with a shot that came back off the frame of the goal.

Brentford defended for their lives at times but offered more of a threat following the interval with Vitaly Janelt firing straight at Robert Sanchez from 15 yards out.

It was a let-off for The Blues, but they did not heed the warning and The Bees stole in front on 58 minutes when Pinnock nodded in Mbeumo’s right-wing cross.

Chelsea huffed and puffed but rarely looked like rescuing a draw and Mbeumo rolled in a second deep into stoppage time to clinch the points.

The result means Brentford leapfrog above Chelsea into 10th place on 13 points ahead of the rest of the weekend’s action. The Blues are one point further back in 11th.

Chelsea will now switch focus to the EFL Cup tie at home to Blackburn on Wednesday before visiting Tottenham next Monday. Brentford host West Ham next Saturday. 

Chelsea 0-2 Brentford.

Maupay races free and tees up Mbeumo to fire into an empty net after Sanchez was caught up field for a late Chelsea corner.

The clock is ticking down... The hosts are desperate to try and conjure up one last, big opening...

A moment before that Brentford break Chelsea assistant manager Jesus Perez was shown a red card.

Tensions are high on and off the pitch!

Six minutes added.

The Bees should have finished it. Mbeumo leads the break from a Chelsea corner but Sanchez makes a fine 1-on-1 save.

The visitors come again but Mbeumo is somehow denied again.

Palmer can only stab an awkward flick into the six-yard box after lovely work down the right. If he hadn't needed to stretch it would have surely been 1-1.

Thiago Silva meets a right-wing corner but his flick-on flies wide, with no-one gambling to make the most of it at the far post.

Onyeka cautioned.

Ghoddos on.