Brentford FC

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Sport	Soccer
Country	England
Home town	Brentford
Founding year	1889
Leagues	Football League Two

Brentford FC is an English football club based in Brentford. They currently feature in League One.

Brentford FC were establishd in 1889 and have played mostly in the lower levels of English football. Their most successful period came in the 1930s when they finished in the top six in First Division in England.

Since World War II, Brentford have played mostly in the third and fourth tiers of English football. But they have reached the quarter-finals of the FA Cup four times.

Brentford FC play their home matches at Griffin Park that can accommodate 12,763 spectators. They bear the nickname “The Bees”.

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Team Roster

Name	Position	Nationality
Alan Judge	midfielder	Ireland
Joel Valencia Castillo	midfielder	Ecuador
Henrik Dalsgaard	forward	Denmark
Luke Daniels	goalkeeper	England
Christian Nörgaard	midfielder	Denmark
Jeffrey Schlupp	forward	Ghana
Julian Jeanvier	defender	France
Mohamed Saïd Benrahma	forward	Algeria
Wayne Brown	midfielder	England
Mathias Jensen	midfielder	Denmark