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When does Brentford vs Tottenham Hotspur kick off?

Brentford vs Tottenham Hotspur kicks off Sat, 22 Aug 2026 16:30:00 GMT at Gtech Community Stadium. Voting closes at kick-off.

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Brentford vs Tottenham Hotspur

Saturday, 22 August 2026 at 17:30 · Gtech Community Stadium

Brentford

3–0

Tottenham Hotspur

Total votes

1,368

Most wanted to win

TOT · 54%

Attendance

17,180

Venue

Gtech Community Stadium

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How the world voted

A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 1,368 votes across 45 countries.

Final sentiment

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The world wanted to win

Tottenham Hotspur

54% of 1,368 votes

Actual result

Brentford 3–0 Tottenham Hotspur

Fans wanted Tottenham Hotspur, but Brentford took the win.

Match summary

Brentford produced one of the biggest results of the Premier League opening weekend, beating Tottenham 3-0 at the Gtech Community Stadium. Keane Lewis-Potter opened the scoring after 12 minutes before Vitaly Janelt doubled the advantage on 33 minutes. Michael Kayode added a third four minutes after the restart, while Igor Thiago also hit the post from the penalty spot. Despite their huge summer spending spree, Spurs struggled to create a response as Brentford secured a comfortable victory

Key moments

49’ — Kayode makes it 3-0. Michael Kayode struck shortly after half-time to put Brentford firmly in control. The Bees had already built a 2-0 lead through Keane Lewis-Potter and Vitaly Janelt, and Kayode’s goal completed a stunning opening-day performance

Who2Win fan sentiment

Tottenham Hotspur carried Who2Win support 54%–46% across 45 countries.

Strongest support · Brentford

🇬🇧United Kingdom50%
🇮🇳India56%
🇵🇰Pakistan52%
🇯🇵Japan75%

Strongest support · Tottenham Hotspur

🇺🇸United States58%
🇲🇽Mexico53%
🇪🇸Spain58%
🇪🇨Ecuador60%
🇮🇪Ireland73%

Closest voting countries

🇧🇷Brazil50–50
🇬🇧United Kingdom50–50
🇵🇰Pakistan52–48

Regional sentiment

Final continental breakdown for Brentford vs Tottenham Hotspur.

Europe

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BRE 50%TOT 50%

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North America

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BRE 50%TOT 50%

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South America

No votes yet

BRE 50%TOT 50%

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Asia

No votes yet

BRE 50%TOT 50%

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Africa

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BRE 50%TOT 50%

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Oceania

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BRE 50%TOT 50%

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Head-to-head history

The two clubs have played some highly entertaining Premier League matches since Brentford's promotion, with Spurs traditionally holding the edge. Brentford's home wins over Tottenham, however, are among the results their fans remember most fondly.

Why this match mattered

The defeat is a major early warning for Roberto De Zerbi and his new-look Tottenham side. After spending more than £300m on new players this summer, Spurs’ 3-0 defeat raises immediate questions about whether their expensive squad can quickly develop into a cohesive team. For Brentford, the result is an emphatic start under Keith Andrews and a statement victory against one of the Premier League’s biggest spenders

Who2Win Verdict

The poll drew 1,369 votes, with Tottenham Hotspur taking 54% and Brentford receiving 46%. The eight-point margin shows fans narrowly preferred Tottenham, although Brentford attracted a substantial share of support.

Brentford’s strongest backing came from the United Kingdom, India, Pakistan, Japan and Denmark. Tottenham led most strongly among voters in the United States, Mexico, Spain, Ecuador and Ireland. The geographical split highlights both clubs’ international appeal, with Brentford drawing notable support across Europe and Asia, while Tottenham’s strongest voting blocs stretched across North America, South America and Europe.