Sergi Canos' hat-trick for Brentford in Boxing Day win over Cardiff by @Sporting Life - Post Details
Sergi Canos' hat-trick for Brentford in Boxing Day win over Cardiff
Sergi Canos’ superb second-half hat-trick allowed Brentford to extend their unbeaten run in the Sky Bet Championship to 14 matches as they came from behind to beat Cardiff 3-2 in the Welsh capital. The Spaniard made it a great Christmas week for the Bees as he hauled his side back from a remarkable Will Vaulks goal at the end of a lacklustre first half to earn the visitors all three points. You can also watch Vaulks' amazing hit on our channel. #BrentfordFC #SergiCanos #SkyBetChampionship ⬆ Hit 'Subscribe' above to ensure you never miss a video from the Sporting Life YouTube channel. 🦜 Twitter: Twitter.com/SportingLife 📲 Facebook: Facebook.com/SportingLifeOfficial 📸 Instagram: Instagram.com/SportingLifeFC 💻 Website: Sportinglife.com
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