Frank: ‘One game at a time’ for Brentford despite ‘massive’ win

Brentford boss Thomas Frank was delighted with his side’s ‘massive’ win over Burnley, but insisted they are just taking it one game at a time.
A late brace from Ivan Toney claimed a vital win for Frank’s outfit and lifted them nine points clear of the relegation zone,
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However, despite edging ever closer to Premier league survival, Frank is taking it one game at a time.
Speaking to BBC Sport after the game, the Brentford boss said: “Every win is a massive thing in the Premier League because it’s so difficult to win. We performed well in a very even game. Very decisive things went our way.
“We had a few situations where we could have scored earlier. In the end I think we deserved it. We started fantastic [this season] then had some injuries and struggled and now back-to-back wins is fantastic.
“We’ve done a lot of good things getting into good situations but lacked the final bit of quality [until recently]. That’s exactly what I wanted. Christian was composed and an unbelievable cross on his weaker foot.
“One game at a time. That’s what we’ve said all season. I don’t think we’ve won at home since January and that’s the reason why it’s nice to celebrate with the fans.
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“We knew it would be a tight game with a small bit decisive.
“In terms of big saves David Raya had one, which was a decisive save. My back four and the team defended very well. A good defensive game.
“We’re very pleased to get the back-to-back wins. We need to build on that.”
Goalscorer Toney reiterated his managers thoughts when speaking to Premier League Productions.
“Yeah it’s a massive step. Everyone was putting our name in the hat for relegation but we don’t listen to that.
“Results haven’t been going our way but we haven’t lost desire. The team we have in the dressing room is more than capable of staying in the Premier League.
“I feel like with a player like Christian Eriksen you have to stay focused at all times. I don’t think I had a shot before I scored today. I can’t thank him enough for being in the squad and helping us.
“I set a target. I’m not there yet but hopefully I can hit it before the end of the season.”