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Saliba and Rice haven't picked up a single yellow card between them in the Premier League this season.

Keeping it clean 🧹

We've been hard at work at London Colney to get ready for Wednesday's UEFA Champions League game against RC Lens.

A draw or a win would be enough to secure our progression to the knockout stages of the competition.

Lens are the only team who have got the better of us in the group stages so far as they beat us 2-1 in early October.

Bukayo Saka: “Right now we’re getting good results, we’re top of the League and we’re only going to keep progressing, improving and getting better as a team.

“We have some injured players who are going to be back and at the business end of the season I really hope we can push on and do really well.

“It’s nice to be back on top. We had to fight hard [against Brentford] to achieve that but we’re satisfied with the win and the three points.

“It [Kai Havertz’s late winner] shows we’re going to keep going until the end in each and every game. It also shows it’s not been easy for us. We’ve faced a lot of low blocks and teams that want to sit.

“Credit to Brentford, they defended really well. So it took all the way to the end for us to find a breakthrough, but we managed to do it so we’re happy.”

Bukayo Saka: “The managers know a bit more how we play and it’s up to us to adapt in each game and to find a solution.

“Of course, each game is different but we know that we can be a lot better. We’re especially working on breaking teams down. But we’re still getting really good results and we’re top of the league. So we can be really happy.”

[Standard Sport]