Fulham travel to Brentford tomorrow, as Scott Parker's side look to rectify two-straight defeats in the Championship.

Things don't get any easier to Fulham this weekend. Losses against Bristol City and Preston North End have scuppered Fulham's form and now they face a Brentford side looking to break into the top-six with a win tomorrow.

The Bees have won their last three at home - conceding one and scoring 10. A win for them tomorrow would see them leapfrog 3rd-place Fulham, who could drop out of the top-six this weekend if results don't go their way.

Here we take a look at three Brentford weaknesses that Fulham must exploit this weekend:

Defending set-pieces

Finding three weakness of Brentford is difficult at the moment but in their 2-1 win over Cardiff midweek, the best chances that Neil Harris' side had were from set-plays.

Brentford haven't been particularly good or bad at defending them this season but Cardiff showed a weakness in Brentford's game when they had free-kicks and corners, which the Bees failed to clear in a number of occasions.

Fulham have some big players in their side and of course, the Championship's leading goal-scorer Aleksandar Mitrovic - expect to see him on the end of a few corners tomorrow.

High-balls into the box

Leading on from the last point, another area for Fulham to dominate tomorrow is in the air. Cardiff won most every header as they chased an equaliser in the second-half, with crosses, throw-ins and set-plays into the box.

They've some tall players Brentford but few of them could see to win a header on Wednesday night and that'll entice the likes of Mitrovic, Aboubakar Kamara and Tom Cairney who can all score headers.

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Attack may be Fulham's best form of defence tomorrow and if they can pepper the Bees box with enough crosses, Mitrovic is bound to put away at least one.

Reliance on key players

Brentford are a quality side but their two stand-out performers this season have been Ollie Watkins and Said Benrahma. Watkins carried that team through the rough patch that started their season and has himself 13 goals in the Championship this season, whilst Benrahma has been in some fine form himself.

The Algerian started slowly but quickly got back to his best and showed against Cardiff that he's capable of beating anyone with the ball, and of causing real danger to opposition defenders.

But if Fulham can keep the two quiet (easier said than done), then Brentford don't really have a Plan B - man-marking should a talking point for Parker tomorrow, as he tries to avoid a third-straight defeat.