Brentford attacker Bryan Mbeumo says victory at Bournemouth was deserved.

Mbeumo scored in the 2-1 win.

I feel very good and very happy with the win today," said Mbeumo.

It was a tough game against a really good team; we fought until the last minute to get the winning goal.

We wanted to win today and we gave everything."

On his 50th goal for Brentford, Mbeumo said: It's an unbelievable touch from Wiss. When the ball comes over from the keeper it's always hard, but it was the perfect touch.

There's a lot of work on the pitch but also off it; we have a really good relationship and we are very good friends.

"Training the combinations is really important."

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