Is Bournemouth v Brentford on TV? Live stream details, team news and kick off time

Find out how to watch the Bournemouth v Brentford live stream, with the Vitality Stadium staging this Premier League meeting on Saturday and kick off set for 15.00 BST. The coverage and highlights details are below.

Live Streaming	Date	Kick off Time	Venue
Bournemouth v Brentford	12 September 2026	15.00 BST	Vitality Stadium

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Bournemouth v Brentford Live Stream Details

Bournemouth v Brentford is not being shown live on UK television. The 15.00 BST kick off falls inside the Saturday blackout window, and this fixture has not been picked up for live coverage here. Highlights follow on Match of the Day on BBC One and BBC iPlayer later in the evening, and Premier League rights holders overseas are carrying the game in full. Kick off at the Vitality Stadium is 15.00 BST on Saturday 12 September 2026, in gameweek four of the Premier League season.

Bournemouth are still waiting for a first win under Marco Rose. They lost 2-1 to Manchester City, then drew 1-1 with Everton and 2-2 with Newcastle last weekend.

The frustrating part is that they led in all three, which is a rare and unwanted distinction.

Throwing away winning positions has become a habit going back into last season. Rose did at least get a response in midweek, a 4-0 win over Lincoln City in the cup featuring a Ryan Christie hat-trick.

Eli Junior Kroupi remains out with a foot problem, joined on the list by Amine Adli, Veljko Milosavljevic and Julian Araujo. Marcus Tavernier has been the bright spot and is scoring regularly.

Brentford come into this unbeaten. Keith Andrews oversaw a 3-0 opening day win at Tottenham and a 6-1 cup rout of Birmingham City, then drew 1-1 at Leeds before a 1-1 draw with Sunderland.

Both of those draws followed the same pattern, with the Bees leading and then pegged back. Sunderland’s equaliser came from an 82nd minute penalty.

Nathan Collins is a doubt after limping out of that game with a calf injury. Mathias Jensen is not ready to return, while Sepp van den Berg, Antoni Milambo and Josh Dasilva are all sidelined.

History is firmly with the visitors. Bournemouth have never beaten Brentford in the Premier League, and the Bees have had the better of this fixture going back years.