Frank gives Van den Berg injury update | OneFootball

Brentford head coach Thomas Frank has given an update on Sepp van den Berg, who limped off in the Bees' 1-0 win over West Ham United at London Stadium in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.

Van den Berg has played 21 times for the west Londoners this season, forming a fantastic partnership with fellow centre-back Nathan Collins, and Frank is hopeful that the Dutch defender will be available for the trip to Leicester City next Friday.

“There’s no real news yet. He came off... it could be a minor knee injury but he walked off the pitch," said the Bees boss.

“Hopefully it’s nothing bad but we’ll assess him over the next couple of days.”

On the victory at London Stadium, Frank added: “It was a very good win.

“It was a very impressive first half; a really, really top-level and complete control and dominance.

“The only complaint was that we weren’t out of sight: we should have been at least 3-0 up, two disallowed goals, one marginal offside, Kevin [Schade] hit the post, six or seven big moments, like [Yoane] Wissa’s where he was through but couldn’t quite get a connection.

“The second half was more even but we were fairly in control, even though we had to defend a bit more. We gave a good chance to [Mohammed] Kudus but, other than that, there was no real threat.

“Big credit to the team for digging in - I would’ve liked the second goal to kill the game, but we got over the line with a 1-0 and a good clean sheet.”