Nottingham 2-3 Brighton: Beat the City Ground before clashing with AEK in Greece

Too hard to die… Brighton were forced to chase the goal from the 3rd minute and lost three players to injury (Fati, Lambtey, Lallana) by the start of the second half, but they couldn’t just respond against Nottingham, the were burning for points, but managed a remarkable turnaround: with a 3-2 win in the final, they secured their first treble in seven Premier League games and handed the Reds their first league home defeat since April.

The game started in the best possible conditions for the home team after Gibbs-White sent a well-weighted cross from the right as early as the 3rd minute and Elanga found the net and fired an unmarked header at the far post.

However, this circumstance did not deter AEK’s next opponents in the Europa League groups. Although Fati and Lambtey were out injured until the 35th minute, the game turned the game on its head before the two teams headed to the dressing room for half-time. Ferguson beat Vlachodimos in the 26th minute with excellent placement in the penalty area, while Pedro perfectly received Gross’ cross from the right in the 45+4 minute (his second assist of the game) and beat the international goalkeeper with a great header.

The same player extended the Seagulls’ lead in the 58th minute and increased it to 3-1 with the white ball, but as the game entered the final phase it took on the character of a thriller. Dunk was sent off with a second yellow card in the 73rd minute and Gibbs-White made it 2-3 in the 76th minute, only to see crushing pressure coming from Cooper’s men, but De Gerby was able to escape thanks to a fantastic one Hold on and keep the three points Fehrbrücken’s save after Yates’ header in the tenth minute of extra time.

• NOTTINGHAM: Vlahodemos, Eina (90′ Williams), Niakate, Murillo, Tofolo, Danilo (62′ Hudson-Odoi), Mangala, Dominguez (69′ Yates), Gibbs-White, Wood (63′ Origi), Elanga
• BRIGHTON: Ferbruchen, Feltman, Van Hecke, Dunk, Lambtey (35′ Hinselwood), Gilmour (77′ Baleba), Gross, Andingra, Lallana (46′ Buonanotte), Fati (21′ Pedro), Ferguson (77′ Modder)

The results of the 13th game

• Manchester City-Liverpool 1-1 (Haaland 27′ – Alexander-Arnold 80′)
• Sheffield-Bournemouth 1-3 (90+6′ McBurney / 12′ 50′ Tavernier, 45+3′ Kluifert)
• Nottingham-Brighton 2-3 (3′ Elanga, 76′ penalty. Gibbs-White / 26′ Ferguson, 45+4′ 58′ penalty. Pedro)
• Burnley-West Ham 1-2 (49′ penalty. Rodriguez / 86′ penalty. O’Si, 90+1′ Sucek)
• Luton – Crystal Palace 2-1 (72′ Menghi, 83′ Brown / 74′ Olisse)
• Newcastle-Chelsea 4-1 (13′ Isaac, 60′ Lascelles, 61′ Zoelindon, 83′ Gordon / 23′ Sterling)
• November 25th 19:30 o’clock Brentford-Arsenal
• November 26th 4:00 p.m Tottenham-Aston Villa
• November 26th 6:30 p.m Everton-Manchester United
• November 27th 22:00 O’clock Fulham – Wolves

The program for the 14th matchday

• 12.02. 17:00 o’clock Brentford-Luton
• 12.02. 17:00 o’clock Arsenal – Wolves
• 12.02. 17:00 o’clock Burnley-Sheffield United
• 12.02. 19:30 o’clock Nottingham-Everton
• 12.02. 22:00 O’clock Newcastle-Manchester United
• 12.03. 4:00 p.m Chelsea-Brighton
• 12.03. 4:00 p.m Liverpool-Fulham
• 12.03. 4:00 p.m West Ham – Crystal Palace
• 12.03. 4:00 p.m Bournemouth – Aston Villa
• 12.03. 6:30 p.m Manchester City-Tottenham