HIGHLIGHTS - Brentford 0 Huddersfield Town 1: See how the Terriers kept up the pressure on the Championship's top two

Huddersfield Town's Rajiv van La Parra (left) celebrates scoring what proved to be the winning goal at Brentford. Picture: Daniel Hambury/PAHuddersfield Town's Rajiv van La Parra (left) celebrates scoring what proved to be the winning goal at Brentford. Picture: Daniel Hambury/PA
Huddersfield Town's Rajiv van La Parra (left) celebrates scoring what proved to be the winning goal at Brentford. Picture: Daniel Hambury/PA
Promotion chasers Huddersfield Town closed the gap on the Championship top two to six points with a hard fought win at Brentford.

Rajiv van La Parra’s freak goal just before the half-hour mark was the difference between two good footballing sides.

Brentford’s defence fell asleep and - when a quickly-taken free-kick found Van La Parra wide on the left - the Dutch winger’s fierce cross-shot was punched into the net by Bees goalkeeper Daniel Bentley for a winner that may have the dubious goals panel scratching their heads.

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It was no more than Town deserved for a spirited, energetic and technically-impressive performance against Dean Smith’s in-form Brentford.

See how Town kept up the pressure on the Championship’s top two.