CLAUDIA SCHIFFER was in attendance as Brentford took on Manchester United at the Gtech Community stadium.
And the supermodel was joined in the posh seats by Hollywood actor Taron Egerton.
Schiffer, 55, also attended the Bees’ 1-0 win over Aston Villa in August.
The German, 55, has taken a particular interest in Brentford’s fortunes this season, after her film-maker husband Matthew Vaughn invested in the club over the summer.
Like her last trip to Brentford in August, Schiffer came to the match decked out in a Bees shirt.
She was joined by Golden Globe winner Egerton.
The star actor, 35, knows Vaughn from the Kingsman films, in which he played main character Eggsy.
Sadly for the Bees, Egerton is not a Brentford fan.
The Brit, who has been tipped as a future James Bond, is actually believed to support Arsenal.
Schiffer in particular will have enjoyed the first half at the Gtech.
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Keith Andrews‘ side took the lead on eight minutes, when Igor Thiago sensationally finished Jordan Henderson’s long punt forward.
Thiago then made it 2-0 in the 20th minute, bundling home following an Altay Bayindir parry.
United, however, did pull a goal back before the break.
Benjamin Sesko beat keeper Caoimhin Kelleher at the third time of asking, with the goal standing despite hints of a foul on the Irishman.
Upon investing in the Bees, Vaughn revealed his excitement at getting involved.
The 54-year-old said: “My journey with Brentford began 25 years ago when an actor suggested it would be a ‘great club to invest in’ and I’ve followed their progress ever since with well-earned respect.
“Some years later, an agent made the same suggestion and so I went to a game, and it was the most unique, intimate, and yet epic match I had ever been to.
“As he showed me around the stadium and introduced me to the brilliant owner and exceptional management team, all I could hear was the voice of the actor who first told me about the club echoing in my head, saying ‘You should have listened to me, it would have been much cheaper 25 years ago!’
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“There is a uniquely universal respect for this club in the football world, and I too share in this admiration deeply.
“So here I am, embarking on a new chapter of my life where I will give my all to help build on the amazing foundations that have been laid on and off the pitch.”
