WOLVERHAMPTON, England (Reuters) -Brentford claimed their first away victory in the Premier League with a 2-0 success at Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday, keeping a clean sheet despite going down to 10 men midway through the second half. The victory was promoted Brentford's second of the season after beating Arsenal on the opening day and the club's first away win in the top flight in 74 years as Thomas Frank's side provisionally moved up to ninth in the standings. "We did well (in the) first half and could have scored more, but the second half showed the character we've got in the dressing room," Toney said. "In the Premier League you have to be deadly when you get the opportunity. In the second half we were down to 10 men but we defended with our heart and soul.
