A late strike from Mads Roerslev saw Brentford come from behind to beat Aston Villa 2-1 and claim their first Premier League victory of 2022
A frantic end to the game mirrored that of Brentford's victory against Watford on December 10, when late goals from Pontus Jansson and Bryan Mbeumo secured all three points
The winning goal came a little earlier on Sunday, with Roerslev seeing an initial effort saved by Emiliano Martinez, before slotting home into the far corner (83) for his first Premier League goal
But Brentford once again proved themselves to be a shrewd outfit as they again came from a goal down
 Danny Ings had seen Villa ahead with a fine strike early in the first half (16), which Steven Gerrard's side dominated much of
But Yoane Wissa - not averse to his own late winner - equalised for Brentford out of nowhere just before the break (42) with a superb curling effort
Roerslev's goal sparked a flurry of late chances - although a very clear opening had come just before, only for Martinez to push Frank Onyeka's effort onto the bottom of the post - as Villa searched for their own equaliser, but the Bees held on for another impressive victory
It sees Brentford oust Villa from 12th place, going level on 23 points with Crystal Palace
 Villa drop down a place into 13th, losing back-to-back games for the first time under Gerrard
The opening 15 minutes were not blessed with chances, but Villa soon found the net
 It was a superb turn in midfield from Emiliano Buendia to peel away from his marker, before slotting Ings through
 The Brentford defence could not get back in time as Ings slotted into the far corner with a fine finish for his fourth Premier League goal of the season
Both sides continued to see half chances as the game continued
 John McGinn fired just over from range, while Mathias Jensen also sent an effort wide of the target at the other end
The game was meandering towards half-time, but a superb moment of magic from Wissa saw Brentford level
 Roerslev broke down the right before feeding the forward at the top of the area
 His first touch was superb, driving onto the ball before curling into the top corner
Brentford brought their momentum into the second half, but it was Villa who saw the early shots
 Buendia fired just over the crossbar before Bertrand Traore tricked the away fans into thinking he had scored - only to find the side of the net and be flagged for offside
Much like the first half, the second period lacked any real flow or sustained excitement until Brentford had a huge chance to score a second in the 75th minute
 The Bees drove forward after some sloppy play from the visitors, with Ivan Toney's flick finding the run of Onyeka
 He tried to place the ball home, but Martinez leapt to push the effort onto the post
But their winner was yet to come and it was from an unlikely source
 Roerslev was slipped in down the right of the area, seeing his initial strike saved well by Martinez
 But the rebound fell at his feet, with the Villa goalkeeper not able to recover in time as the ball fired past him and into the far corner
As you would expect, the late Brentford goal sparked an urgency in Villa not seen for much of the second half
 Even Martinez came up for a late corner, but there was no goalkeeper goal for the Argentine as Brentford stood firm for the victory
A goal and assist isn't a bad day's work for the Dane
 It was a real striker's goal for the winner as he turned home a rebounded save
 He played a lovely ball into Wissa's feet too, all while slipping over, and had a real hand in Brentford's comeback victory
He told : "I'm very happy
 It's a great feeling
 You can see it means so much to the crowd
 Every point is crucial in this league and I'm very happy to help the team
"Mine could have looked a bit better, but a goal is a goal
 Everybody knows [Yoane Wissa] has the finish in him
 I knew when he got the perfect touch that he'd find the far corner
""We played a very bad first half in many ways
 Aston Villa were maybe a little bit on top, but I think it was a bad football match in the first half
"It shows a lot about the mentality of the group
 I said before the game about our mentality and how we manage to get three points from the game because I knew it would be an even game
 At half-time, I said to keep the discipline, keep the good structure high and low
 We will create something… I can't praise the players enough for their mentality
"We needed a magic moment from one of our players and Wissa had that moment - what a goal
 The whole action was fantastic, that's why we bought him
"I think Mads deserves a lot of praise
 It's a very good Brentford story - we're taking a young player, nobody really knows him
 We work hard with him for two years and now he's played four or five Premier League starts, a good assist, a good goal and he deserves a lot of praise
"In a way, it shouldn't be possible that we're above Villa
 The amount of money they've spent on their team in the last three years, I think they have a very good squad
 I think they're a good club in many ways so that we're above them is quite good
 But it was a game that could easily have been a draw, a tight game that we saw out in the end
 Now we just need to continue
 "It was a really good first half
 They had one chance in the first half and they scored, with two chances in the second half
 We've gifted them three chances and conceded two goals from them
"That's the big disappointment and inevitably we went on to lose the game
 But from what I saw across the 90 minutes, we were much the better team
"We had control for large periods
 We were the only team looking to play and create stuff, and we did create enough to score more than one goal
 We didn't and we conceded two poor goals, so it's no surprise that we're disappointed
"We showed a lot of grit in the opening games, a lot of fight
 The second goal is a catalogue of errors
 There's no grit, no fight, there's no one really showing the right aggression
"It was too easy scoring against us today because we haven't faced 10 chances today
 We haven't faced really dangerous attack
 We've faced three dangerous moments and let in two goals
"We can't use [injuries and Covid] as an excuse
 It's on all of us to make sure we cope and survive