Analysis: Andrews makes bold changes but Brentford give up lead again

[Getty Images] Keith Andrews was not shy in making changes at the break and it almost secured Brentford three points. Record signing Ibrahim Sangare has had rave reviews for his performances in their first two Premier League games of the season since joining from Lens but he picked up a booking in the first half and was not at his best. Anthony was one of those half-time substitutes and the former Burnley winger wasted an early chance but showed more attacking threat. Then Yehor Yarmolyuk played a role in the build-up to the opener before Damsgaard put in the ball which eventually led to Vitaly Janelt's great finish. Brentford remain unbeaten and if Andrews continues to show bold management then the Bees could be well placed to push on from their ninth-placed finish last season. If they can maintain their strong record at home it will help, too. They have not lost a game on their own patch since February. The concern for Andrews is that they have now surrendered four points from winning positions in their three games, having also conceded late in a draw away at Leeds last weekend after an opening game victory over Tottenham .