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Brighton & Hove Albion FC vs Leicester City FC, Premier League 2024 REGULAR SEASON

Brighton & Hove Albion FC
Leicester City FC
5 : 2
4th of September 2022 13:00
Finished
First half: 45  |  Second half: 45

Live comments

  • 0' - We are underway at The American Express Community Stadium. The crowd does wile while the referee lows the starting whistle.
  • 1' - Kelechi Iheanacho puts Leicester City FC on the lead.
  • 3' - Luke Thomas was booked on 3.
  • 8' - Brighton & Hove Albion FC is defending very well tonight not leaving a chance for their rivals to get through for a goal.
  • 10' - GOAL! Luke Thomas scores on 10.
  • 12' - The referee shows Brighton & Hove Albion FC player a Yellow card on 12.
  • 13' - That looks like a foul for a Yellow card for Alexis Mac Allister.
  • 15' - What a strike from Moises Caicedo! The score is 2-1.
  • 20' - While there is no rush on the pitch, let’s have a look at some stats. Harvey Barnes made 295 appearances and scored 60 goals. He is very likely to score a goal today.
  • 25' - Leicester City FC seems to be on a short break. The game is mainly concentrated in the center. It’s high time they got back to action. Otherwise, it looks like a goalless game.
  • 30' - We miss some good tackles and strikes. Is there anyone on the field to put the game back to action?
  • 33' - Goal! Patson Daka scores his 28 goal in 199 matches.
  • 38' - Enock Mwepu has certainly something to prove this evening. He made 4 appearances with only 0 goals this season.
  • 43' - Spectators do not have much to choose from both teams. The sides had several scoring chances but they still need a bit more than just a sight of a goal.
  • 46' - The supporters are chanting for Timothy Castagne. He replaces Harvey Barnes on 46 minute.
  • 47' - Alexis Mac Allister puts Brighton & Hove Albion FC on the lead.
  • 52' - Leicester City FC is showing some good football. However, Leicester City FC are ready to play back every minute. It might result in some problems for the home side. The game will hardly remain goalless.
  • 57' - The teams are not in a rush to score plenty of goals. It might look strange considering Leicester City FC that had 273 games and scored 433 goals.
  • 62' - While players are taking a pause, let’s have a look at their stats. The teams met 0 times this season with winning -% of all matches.
  • 64' - What a strike from Leandro Trossard! The score is 4-2.
  • 69' - The referee is likely to let players tackle, as he already missed some meaty challenges during opening seconds. He is still to establish what should not be done by the players and what is acceptable on the pitch. It’s going to be a tough game for Youri Tielemans suffering a number of foals already.
  • 71' - What a strike from Alexis Mac Allister! The score is 5-2.
  • 72' - Leicester City FC manager makes another effort to make the tables turned. Jamie Vardy is hanging Kelechi Iheanacho on the field on 72 minute.
  • 77' - Both teams are passing the ball around with high level of urgency. Leicester City FC needs to do something about it to get closer to the goal.
  • 82' - looks like a favorite considering 0 games won in last 0 matches with its main striker scoring goals.
  • 84' - It is a substitution in Brighton & Hove Albion FC team. Enock Mwepu is replaced by Deniz Undav on 84 minute.
  • 89' - The Brighton & Hove Albion FC manager makes a substitution. Leandro Trossard departs to be replaced by Pervis Estupinan.
  • 90' - Brighton & Hove Albion FC manager makes another effort to make the tables turned. Billy Gilmour is hanging Moises Caicedo on the field on 90 minute.
  • Another three points for Brighton & Hove Albion FC.

Today 2022-09-04 Brighton & Hove Albion FC vs Leicester City FC are fighting Premier League league on The American Express Community Stadium.

Brighton & Hove Albion FC had 38 games and get got 62 points in Season (2018/19)

Leicester City FC had 38 games and get got 34 points in Season (2018/19)

Todays referees are: Steve Meredith, Tony Harrington, Chris Kavanagh, Simon Long, Mark Scholes, Andre Marriner