Brentford came from two goals down in the second-half to salvage a 2-2 draw against in-form Blackburn Rovers at Griffin Park.
After the Bees dominated the early exchanges, Blackburn took the lead against the run of play in the 11th minute as Adam Armstrong lobbed David Raya following a long goal-kick upfield.
The opening 45 minutes saw Brentford, and most notably Said Benrahma, frustrated as they failed to convert a number of chances which fell their way.
And after more Brentford pressure early in the second period, referee Tim Robinson awarded Blackburn a penalty with Armstrong doubling their lead.
But just past the hour mark, Ollie Watkins reduced the deficit with a remarkable chest and half volley from outside the box after running onto Henrik Dalsgaard’s long ball.
Eight minutes later the referee awarded a penalty to Brentford with Benrahma taking the opportunity to put the Bees level.
The final 15 minutes saw the game become end-to-end – Armstrong going one-on-one with Raya and Bryan Mbuemo’s effort parried by Christian Walton just seconds later.
Brentford then had a final chance to win it as Watkins’ backheel found Benrahma in the box but the Moroccan’s shot was saved by Walton.