These two sides played out a five goal thriller earlier this season. Fulham were 3-2 victors on that day.

Fulham have scored in nine of their last 11 away games in the Premier League. Their opponents have scored in seven of those matches. Over this period, Marco Silva’s side have scored 1.27 goals per game and conceded 1.36. Only Chelsea and Newcastle have stopped Fulham from scoring during that away run.

Brentford have been in fine scoring form at home this season. They are averaging two goals per game in front of their own fans in the Premier League. They have scored in 10 of their 12 home matches. Having picked up 35 points already, the pressure is off for Brentford and they will be looking to finish as high as possible.

Thomas Frank’s side are conceding an average of 0.92 goals per game in the Premier League this season but I’m backing Fulham to find the net here. They had an xG of 2.54 during the match at Craven Cottage and are confident on the road. They beat Brighton in their last away match and will be ready for another tough test on Monday night.

Fulham are averaging 4.5 corners per game on the road this season (in league matches). They also had six corners in the reverse fixture. We look set to have an end-to-end game with chances for both teams and I expect the visitors to win their fair share of corners.

Brentford have conceded an average of 5.85 corners per game in the Premier League this season. This drops to 5-17 corners per game when they play in front of their own fans. Bournemouth are the only side since Christmas who have failed to win four corners against Brentford.

In their last five matches where they have been similarly priced to win, Fulham are averaging 6.2 corners per game. In Brentford’s last five similar matches, their opponents are averaging 5.8 corners per game. Both of these averages are well above the required mark for this bet to land.

Aleksandar Mitrovic is having a stellar season. The forward has been questioned in his previous stints in the Premier League but he has shown that he belongs at this level this season.

He returned from a short injury when his team overcame Leeds in the FA Cup and played 69 minutes. He should play an even bigger part in this one.

Mitrovic is averaging 1.7 fouls per 90 minutes this season and his foul numbers have increased in his recent league matches. Since Christmas, he is averaging 2.3 fouls per game and he should make a nuisance of himself here.