Brentford defender Ben Mee was delighted after their victory over Luton.

Mee scored and admits he dropped to the turf in celebration for his son.

That was for my son," said Mee. The bad celebration is his fault! He was telling me to get to the back post to score, but I went near post and scored! I'll tell him that later."

Mee continued: After the first half it was looking difficult, and the first goal set us off.

They've got a lot of pace on the counter attack, so it was important to stay concentrated. Once we got the first goal, we played with more freedom.

It was a good game, a tough game. We came here with a gameplan and executed it. We were patient and got the goals."

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