Brentford 1-1 Sunderland: Le Fée Penalty | Live Soccer on TV

For 25 minutes after Vitaly Janelt scored, Brentford looked set to bank another home win. Then Enzo Le Fée stepped up in the 82nd minute, converted a penalty, and Sunderland walked out of Brentford Community Stadium with a 1-1 they had been threatening all afternoon.

Key Moments

The first half was empty on the scoresheet and busy on the cards. Noah Sadiki was booked after 14 minutes. Nathan Collins lasted only 17 before Leo Schuster replaced him. Michael Sangare saw yellow on 30. Keith Andrews sent Brentford out after the break in a 4-2-3-1 with three changes: Aaron Hickey, Jaidon Anthony and Yehor Yarmolyuk on for Michael Kayode, Dango Ouattara and Sangare.

Janelt broke it in the 57th, then collected a yellow five minutes later. Regis Le Bris answered with Trai Hume and Wilson Isidor. Yarmolyuk was booked. Mohamed Fofana arrived for Sadiki. In the 82nd, Le Fée scored from the spot. Callum Wilson replaced Mikkel Damsgaard with four minutes left. Nobody found a third goal.

Why it matters

Brentford stay fifth on five points after a DWW run became WDD. Sunderland are 11th on four after WL turned into LWD. The visitors won the xG 1.86 to 0.87 and put five shots on target to Brentford's two. Possession finished 51-49 to Sunderland. Three yellows for the home side, one for the away side. A point each feels closer to the truth than the late scoreboard panic suggested.

How to watch / Viewing notes

The fixture is finished. Live soccer on TV queries still surface the replay window. Catalog rights include fuboTV in the United States, Stan Sport in Australia, DAZN Canada, DStv platforms in southern Africa, and BBC Radio 5 Live in Great Britain. Brentford Community Stadium capacity is listed at 17,250. Kickoff was 14:00 UTC on Saturday 5 September 2026. Check territory rights before you pick a stream.

Janelt gave Brentford the lead they wanted. Le Fée took it back from twelve yards.