Why Brentford is the most entertaining place to watch football in England

Go to watch a Brentford game at the Gtech Community Stadium this season and you are unlikely to be bored.

Great goals and comebacks have become regular occurrences at home games, and the Bees came from behind once again to beat Bournemouth 3-2 on Saturday.

That came after they fought back from 2-0 down in their previous home game to beat Ipswich 4-3, with Bryan Mbeumo scoring a 96th-minute winner.

The match before that? A remarkable 5-3 victory over Wolves.

"We're in the entertainment business, so we thought we would give you something for the money," boss Thomas Frank said after that late drama, and his side ensured their fans got value for money again on Saturday.

"They are the league's entertainers," said BBC Final Score presenter Jason Mohammad.

After scoring twice on Saturday, forward Yoane Wissa told Sky Sports: "It's always magic that happens at the Gtech."

In the top four divisions of English football, no ground has seen more goals per game than Brentford's - 4.83.

From six Premier League games so far, there have been 29 goals in total.

Brentford have scored the most goals at home in the Premier League (18), while only one team has conceded more than the Bees (11).

Molineux has seen the second-highest number of Premier League goals, although that isn't a reason for Wolves fans to celebrate because the visitors have outscored them by 14 goals to nine.

Tottenham are the closest to Brentford in of the most goals scored at home, with 15 in five games, and Spurs have restricted their opposition to just four.

Outside the top flight, the League One Peterborough's fans have seen an average of 4.12 goals per home game this season, a figure boosted by their 6-1 win against Cambridge United on Saturday.