Brighton vs. Wolves: A tightly fought match with a Wolves comeback
Brighton emerged victorious in an exciting match that was marked by intensity and emotion until the very end.
In the 45th minute, Danny Welbeck opened the scoring for Brighton, assisted by G. Rutter, putting the home team in the lead. Wolves, however, showed their ability to react and, after a goal by R. Ait-Nouri in the 88th minute and another by Matheus Cunha in the 90th minute, they managed to turn the score around and take the victory.
The match was marked by discipline, with a total of 3 yellow cards for each team. Brighton had a slight dominance in possession (51%), but it was Wolves who most threatened the goal (14 shots, 7 of them on target), while Brighton made 19 shots, 6 of them on target.
The game was a clear example of how resilience and the ability to react can change the course of a match.
Substitutions wolves: at minute 46 P. Sarabia came in and M. Lemina went out., at minute 46 C. Forbs came in and Toti went out., at minute 90 G. Guedes came in and J. Gomes went out.
Substitutions brighton: at minute 73 E. Ferguson came in and D. Welbeck went out., at minute 81 M. Wieffer came in and C. Baleba went out., at minute 81 T. Lamptey came in and G. Rutter went out., at minute 89 J. Enciso came in and K. Mitoma went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Brighton
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