Leeds vs Brentford Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 30th August 2026

Leeds hope to live up to their early billing as the Premier League title favourites on Sunday when they welcome Brentford over to the Elland Road for a round 2 match.

Leeds booked their first win of the season in the Premier League as they claimed all three points in the opener. They are of course looking for a follow-up come matchday in round two,

Leeds got what they hoped for in their first match of the season, as they claimed all three points in the opener.

The match on Sunday has all the makings of a tight battle as Leeds and Brentford look to bag a crucial win in the process.

Leeds are relatively average in the art of goal-scoring these days. They scored a steady 13 goals in their previous ten matches, for an average of 1.3 per game. They simultaneously allowed their opponents eight goals, or an average of 0.8 a game. Furthermore, they fought their way to five clean sheets in this run.

Brentford are currently decent goalscorers, as they managed a bearable 14 goals in the past ten outings for an average of 1.4 goals a game. Their opponents scored a total of 12 goals, and while Brentford claimed four clean sheets, they conceded an average of 1.2 goals per match.

Leeds and Brentford had to settle for a draw each in their most recent match, which finished with a 0-0 scoreline. The best betting odds on a draw at full-time with the bookies are at 12/5.

Leeds vs Brentford Prediction

Leeds Form

In the previous three matches, Leeds lost 3-0 against West Ham, beat Nottingham Forest by 0-1 and won 0-2 against Nottingham Forest. Leeds won three of their previous six matches at Elland Road in the Premier League. They drew one and suffered two defeats, scoring seven goals to three against.

Brentford Form

Brentford went unbeaten through their last three matches, which began with a 1-1 draw against Liverpool. A 3-0 win against Tottenham followed, before they beat Birmingham by 1-6. Brentford managed to win just once in their past six away games in the Premier League. On top of winning once they also drew three as well as losing two, while scoring nine time and letting in six.

There was no winner the three times, Leeds played Brentford, as both apparently have a strong read on the game plan of this particular opponent. No doubt, the draw once again makes an appealing bet.

Leeds vs Brentford Squads

Leeds Squad

Daniel Farke will choose the starting lineup for the upcoming game against Brentford from the players listed below (the information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season):

Alex Cairns (0/0), James Trafford (0/1), Lucas Perri (0/0), Gabriel Gudmundsson (0/0), James Justin (0/1), Jayden Bogle (0/1), Joe Rodon (0/1), Nico Elvedi (0/0), Tarik Muharemovic (0/1), Anton Stach (1/1), Ao Tanaka (0/0), Brenden Aaronson (0/1), Daniel James (0/0), Ethan Ampadu (0/1), Harry Wilson (0/1), Ilia Gruev (0/0), Jaka Bijol (0/1), Sean Longstaff (0/1), Dominic Calvert-Lewin (0/1), Largie Ramazani (0/0), Lee Erwin (0/0), Lukas Nmecha (0/0), Mateo Joseph (0/0), Noah Okafor (0/1), Wilfried Gnonto (0/0).

Brentford Squad

Listed below is the full squad of Brentford players that the manager Keith Andrews will choose from for the upcoming game:

Caoimhin Kelleher (0/1), Ellery Balcombe (0/0), Hakon Rafn Valdimarsson (0/0), Aaron Hickey (0/1), Benjamin Fredrick (0/0), Ethan Pinnock (0/0), Jannik Schuster (0/0), Jayden Meghoma (0/0), Ji-Soo Kim (0/0), Kristoffer Vassbakk Ajer (0/1), Michael Kayode (1/1), Nathan Collins (0/1), Rico Henry (0/0), Sepp van den Berg (0/0), Antoni Milambo (0/0), Joshua Dasilva (0/0), Mamadou Sangare (0/1), Mathias Jensen (0/1), Mikkel Damsgaard (0/1), Vitaly Janelt (1/1), Yehor Yarmoliuk (0/1), Callum Wilson (0/1), Dango Ouattara (0/1), Fabio Carvalho (0/0), Gustavo Nunes (0/0), Igor Thiago (0/1), Jaidon Anthony (0/1), Kaye Furo (0/0), Keane Lewis-Potter (1/1), Kevin Schade (0/1).

Leeds vs Brentford Team News

Leeds could have as few as two players on the injured and absent list for their next assignment this coming Sunday. Joe Rodon and Dominic Calvert-Lewin can't be called up by the Leeds-manager, with both serving a ban.

Brentford face a list of four absentees from the squad ahead of their next match this coming Sunday against Leeds. For instance, Brentford won't be able to field Gustavo Nunes as he serves out a ban following too many cards.

Names like Aaron Hickey, Joshua Dasilva and Rico Henry most likely won't be deemed fit enough to play Leeds.

Leeds vs Brentford Lineups

Leeds vs Brentford H2H

Leeds and Brentford had to settle for a draw each in their most recent match, which finished with a 0-0 scoreline. The best betting odds on a draw at full-time with the bookies are at 12/5. Leeds go into their upcoming match against Brentford with a 17% winning record in recent meetings. This gives them a 1-4-1 record in the latest encounters with their next opponent. A record worth keeping in mind before you make a choice for your next accumulator, depending on your betting strategy.

Leeds vs Brentford Results

Both teams to score paid out four times in the previous six matches between home side Leeds and Brentford. Best priced odds on BTTS with the bookies are at 7/10.

Leeds vs Brentford Betting Tips

It is the beginning of a new Premier League campaign, and both Leeds and Brentford will be looking for their main strikers this season. Accordingly, we have listed some of the in-form players who are expected to be getting it on for each team this season.

In their last 10 matches at Elland Road across all tournaments Leeds won seven times, drew one and lost two times. Brentford claimed four wins, four draw and two defeats in their last 10 games away. Leeds kept a clean sheet seven times in their previous 10 matches at Elland Road hoping to do so again on Sunday. Brentford kept a clean sheet in three of their last 10 away games.

Over 2.5 goals came out three times in the last six encounters between these two teams. Leeds managed an average of 1.16 goals, with Brentford averaging 1.5 goals in these games. Both teams to score was a winning bet four times in this run of matches. Over 2.5 goals happened in four of Leeds’s last ten matches across all tournaments. They pulled off an average of 1.8 goals during this run. Over 2.5 goals happened in eight of the last ten games for Brentford, who managed to hit the net 2.7 times on average in these games.