1
Coventry
92
2
Ipswich
81
3
Millwall
80
4
Middlesbrough
79
5
Southampton
77
6
Wrexham
70
7
Hull City
70
8
Derby County
69
9
Norwich City
65
10
Birmingham City
63
11
Swansea City
61
12
Preston North End
60
13
Bristol City
59
14
Queens Park Rangers
58
15
Sheffield United
57
16
Watford
57
17
Stoke City
55
18
Portsmouth
54
19
Charlton Athletic
53
20
Blackburn
52
21
West Brom
51
22
Oxford United
47
23
Leicester City
43
24
Sheffield Wednesday
-3
Brentford have had a season of two halves and the current one is rather disappointing. They made a good start to the season and were as high as second at one stage. They won four of their first seven league games but since then have just two out of 18 league matches. Things have gone downhill since Dean Smith left the club to become manager of Aston Villa with two wins in 13 and rather than thinking of promotion, they are in a relegation battle. They had lost four home games out of five before beating relegation-threatened Bolton Wanderers 1-0 on December 22.
Norwich City are second in the Championship and two points clear of West Bromwich Albion in third. They had been unbeaten in their last 12 league games before losing 4-3 at home to Derby County. Their last two games have seen 13 goals scored and plenty of drama. They had to come from 3-0 down with 16 minutes to go to rescue a point against Nottingham Forest on Boxing Day. It was the exact reverse on Saturday as they blew a 2-0 and 3-2 lead before losing 4-3 at home to Derby County. Away form has seen Norwich unbeaten in their last ten matches and they can increase that to 11 with an away win here.