Brentford Round-Up, Tuesday 10th November: Thiago's Red Card Appeal Rejected, Striker to Miss Three Games
Brentford had hoped to have Igor Thiago's red card overturned after he was sent off during Sunday's 2-0 defeat at Brighton, and the club duly lodged an official appeal (BBC Sport). However, that appeal has now been rejected, with BrentfordFC.com confirming the dismissal stands (BrentfordFC.com) (Evening Standard). The upshot, according to West London Sport, is that Thiago will now serve a suspension and miss Brentford's next three Premier League matches as a result (West London Sport).
It's a blow for Brentford going into a busy stretch, with the striker unavailable while the club will have to plan without him up front for the games ahead (West London Sport).
On the international front, BrentfordFC.com report that 20 Brentford players have been named in squads or placed on standby for international duty this November, with the club keeping tabs on when each of them could feature on the world stage (BrentfordFC.com).</body>
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