Gabriel Jesus fired Manchester City into the final of the Emirates FA Cup as the historic quadruple remains in their sights.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s record-breaking start as Manchester United’s interim manager after home win against Brighton
Ole Solskjaer continues to write his name in the history of Manchester United and the Premier League.
Manchester City breeze past Brighton to go top of Premier League
MAN CITY 2, BRIGHTON 0
Manchester City claimed top spot in the Premier League for the first time this season following a routine home victory against Brighton.
Steve Mounie double fires Huddersfield Town above Brighton
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN 2, BRIGHTON 0
A Steve Mounie double in the first half put dominant Huddersfield Town on their way in a very confident win against Brighton.
The Terriers could afford to waste a hatful of chances in the second half before they secured an invaluable three points and leapfrogged their opponents Brighton to go 11th with 18 points after a richly deserved fifth Premier League win of the season and the first since the 1-0 against West Brom at the John Smith’s Stadium.
Town had endured a four game losing streak and hadn’t scored in six since Aaron Mooy and Laurent Depoitre despatched Manchester United at the John Smith’s Stadium in October.
They looked a lot more fluent against Brighton who may have been feeling the effects of a midweek 5-1 home hammering at the hands of Liverpool and the Seagulls faded badly towards the end.
Manchester United need help of Lewis Dunk own goal to beat Brighton
MAN UNITED 1, BRIGHTON 0 Jose Mourinho admitted being too attack minded may have backfired on Manchester United as they struggled to beat Brighton at Old Trafford. They fielded Romelu Lukaku, Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford, but were indebted to an own goal from Lewis Dunk to overcome the Seagulls. United’s manager said: “Sometimes you […]