The Tricky Trees may have won just one of their eight games this season, but under the much-maligned xG model, should be an enormous 15 places better off, behind only Arsenal and Manchester City.

Meanwhile, the Bees sit sixth in the Premier League with just one defeat but were beaten 3-2 by bottom side Sunderland in the Carabao Cup last 16 on Wednesday.

Andrews said: “It’s a good game for us. I couldn’t wait for the Sunderland game to come around after the Hull game and, similarly with the disappointment of going out of the cup, I was very much onto this one from the bus journey back from the Stadium of Light.

“Results-wise they might not be in the best position but performance-wise they certainly are. If they continue performing the way they are, they will be in a very different position. Our players will be very aware of them as a team"

“They have their plan, we have ours. We are looking forward to getting back at home, in front of our fans. Feeling that energy from our fans tomorrow is going to be really important."

Midfielder Fábio Carvalho will be sidelined until after the November international break along with left-back Rico Henry.

But Oliver Glasner can count upon the likes of Dan Ndoye, Chris Wood, and Morgan Gibbs-White in his front line when he brings his squad to the Gtech Community Stadium.

Andrews said: “I’m expecting the toughest game we’ve had in the last seven to eight days. They’ve played very well in games and have some magnificent players who can hurt you if given the opportunity.

“If you look at the table, you would get a false sense of where they’re at with their performances. If they continue performing the way they are, they will be in a very different position.”