Keith Andrews emphasizes Brentford's fearless approach as they prepare to face Manchester City on Saturday evening, with the potential to impact the Premier League title race. While Arsenal fans hope for a setback for Pep Guardiola's side, Andrews remains focused on his team’s ambitions, including their pursuit of a first-ever European qualification.

Andrews states, "I don't really care about that, to be blunt. I care about us and what we're trying to do... we have our own agenda to take care of."

Brentford enters this match on a decent run of form, with Andrews noting:

• The team plays with energy and personality.
• They respect their opponents but are ready to go toe-to-toe with anyone.

Despite the spotlight often being on their opponents, Andrews prefers to keep a low profile, saying, "We just like to go about our business in a pretty understated way."

Having started the season as a potential candidate to be the first Premier League manager sacked, Andrews reflects on the club’s journey. After a challenging start, including a 3-1 defeat to Nottingham Forest, Brentford has grown stronger. He credits the players for their adaptability and commitment, stating, "The players deserve so much credit for their approach towards everything."

The impact of striker Igor Thiago, who has scored 22 league goals, has been significant, positioning him just behind Erling Haaland in the scoring charts. Andrews describes this season as a "constant learning curve," hinting at the historic possibilities ahead.

With three tough matches remaining, Andrews is proud of Brentford's journey and their identity as a cohesive team. Whether they disrupt Arsenal’s title hopes or create history for themselves, Brentford has firmly established their presence in the league.