Henrik Dalsgaard in what was effectively the last kick of the game. Chelsea 1–4 Brentford (2 April 2022) – In the third contest between the two clubs this season with the previous 2 being Chelsea victories, Brentford pulled off a shocking victory at Stamford Bridge. After an uneventful first half, Chelsea centre-back Antonio Rüdiger opened the scoring with a stunning strike from distance. Brentford responded with 4 unanswered goals by Vitaly Janelt, Christian Eriksen, Janelt again and then Yoane Wissa. It was Chelsea’s largest defeat of the season so far. This was also Brentford’s first win against Chelsea since 1939. Fulham 3–2 Brentford (20 August 2022) – For the first time ever, Fulham met Brentford in the top flight of English football. Fulham got off to a flying start, with Bobby Decordova-Reid scoring after just 44 seconds. Fulham doubled their lead 20 minutes into the game, through a Joao Palhinha header from a corner. Brentford pegged Fulham back with a Christian Norgaard volley from a corner, two minutes before half time. Brentford thought they had equalised, twice, after Ivan Toney put the ball in the back of the Fulham net, but both goals were disallowed as Toney had strayed offside. Toney did end up scoring the equaliser for Brentford after 71 minutes. The game was looking to end in a stalemate, before Aleksandar Mitrovic scored a 90th minute winner with a header at the back post. This goal meant Fulham had won a top flight London derby for the first time in 25 attempts, when they beat West Ham United at Craven Cottage in 2014. Fulham 2–1 Chelsea (12 January 2023) – This was the first time that Fulham had beaten Chelsea since 2006. Former Chelsea player Willian opened the scoring in the 25th minute, before Kalidou Koulibaly scored an equaliser at the start of the second half. However, in the 73rd minute Carlos Vinícius scored the winner which secured the win for the home side. Crossing the divide A list of players who have played for or managed at least two out of Brentford, Chelsea, Fulham and QPR. Brentford and QPR Martin Allen – played for QPR, managed Brentford. Herbert Ashford – first Brentford, then QPR. Born in Fulham. Yoann Barbet – first Brentford, then QPR. Jake Bidwell – first Brentford, then QPR. Marcus Bean – first QPR, then Brentford. James Bellingham – first QPR, then Brentford. Graham Benstead