Report, results and objectives, since the seagulls produce a surprising return

Brighton and Hove Albion produced an excellent change to stun Manchester City 2-1 and the men of Pep Guardiola a second consecutive defeat.

City seemed to be ready to recover from its 2-0ly defeat against Tottenham last Saturday after Erling Haaland limited his appearance in the 100th Premier League with his 88 goal in the division.

However, City could not put the game in bed, and the penalty of James Milner restored parity in the 67th minute.

However, Brighton was not content with a point, and Brajan Gruda capitalized more defensive fragility of the city while securing the points in the 89th minute, treating Guardiola and his team another early blow in his attempt to challenge to recover the title of the Premier League.

Brighton V Manchester City

Haaland wasted an early opportunity when he shot Bart Verbruggen directly and then dragged from the edge of the box, those possibilities came on both sides of Kaoru Mitoma forcing James Trafford to turn around at the other end.

Verbruggen was equal to the head of distant posts of Haaland in the 25th minute, but there was nothing that could do nine minutes later, since the Norwegian agreed from a short distance after Omar Marmous made his way between a crowd in the Brighton box.

Brighton struggled to put a glove in the city in the first half from then on, and they were lucky enough to not stay back in the brand of the hour when Oscar Bobb stabbed from the left of the left wing cross of Marmush.

That rent seemed to feed the seagulls and, after Yankuba Minteh was denied by a strong salvation of Trafford after a quick Brighton counter, they were given a route back to the game from the point of penalty.

Matheus Nunes was ruled that he had handled Lewis Dunk’s volley in the distant post, and the former city midfielder Milner took a step forward and sent Trafford incorrectly with a great penalty in the lower left corner.

Brighton then continued in ancestry. Minteh showed an effort at the end of a chuchery race with the box, and Trafford was requested again in the 88th minute to produce an incredible stop while raising the short distance effort deviated from Jan Paul Van Hect.

However, Trafford cut a sad figure a minute later when Brighton completed the change, Mitoma played through Gruda, who showed an excellent composure by rounding both the city’s goalkeeper and Rayan Ait-Nouri before shooting the ball home to seal the first victory of the host campaign.