Andrews on 'real intent', award nominations and Palace

Brentford boss Keith Andrews has been speaking to the media before Sunday's Premier League game against Crystal Palace at Gtech Community Stadium (kick-off 15:00 BST).

Here are the key lines from his news conference:

• The squad will "probably be very similar" to the one that faced Manchester City last weekend. They will have "more options to come off the bench" though, after Jordan Henderson, Vitaly Janelt and Aaron Hickey got minutes under their belts at Etihad Stadium.
• Rico Henry, who hasn't appeared since March because of a hamstring injury, isn't expected to feature before the end of the season.
• On whether his players are excited about the possibility of securing European football before the final day of the season, he said: "What I do know is they will be really focused, if training is anything to go by this week. There has been a real intent and edge to everything we have done. We know what a big game it is for us."
• On Brentford receiving three nominations for the Premier League's end of season awards, he said: "It is huge for the club to get that type of recognition. That doesn't happen without everybody rowing in the same direction and pushing really hard."
• He also spoke about fellow nominees Igor Thiago and Michael Kayode: "They are two very different individuals, with two very different stories, but both of them show everybody what it means to them when they step on the pitch. They are probably the most passionate players we have. They are a joy to be around. The levels they have produced this year have been pretty special."