Why Christian Eriksen got a hug from Brandon Williams as Ivan Toney proves quality for Brentford

Brentford finally ended their wait for a league win yesterday, as they emerged victorious at Norwich City.

An Ivan Toney hat-trick set them on their way to victory in Norfolk, with Teemu Pukki grabbing a consolation goal for the visitors.

It was a win that Brentford deserved and had to work hard for following early pressure from the Canaries, but once Toney opened the scoring after 32 minutes, it was always going to be the Bees' day and Toney finished off a good day's work in the second half completing his hat-trick - taking the striker to nine league goals for this campaign.

Brentford reporter took a look at some of the key talking points at the victory from Carrow Road.

Where to start with the man of the moment? Toney was terrific from the first to last minute at Carrow Road, bullying Norwich's central defenders in Ben Gibson and Grant Hanley. Having been out with a calf injury, it was great to see the striker back to his best and he was.

The hat-trick will have been a special moment for him personally, becoming the first Brentford player to score a hat-trick in a top-flight game since Bobby Reid against Liverpool in 1937! The striker now has nine league goals to his name and will be hoping to add more to help Brentford consolidate their Premier League status.

Whilst the scoreline suggests Brentford won easily, that was far from the case early on. Norwich almost took the lead after two minutes after a sloppy defensive error by Ethan Pinnock.

His pass found Billy Gilmour, who picked out Milot Rashica but the winger was superbly denied by David Raya. That was a warning sign for Brentford, who looked very edgy early on. Teemu Pukki also came very close, but Raya was alert to the Finn's effort that was creeping into the