Brentford 4 – 2 Brighton

Princeford scored his first Premier League victory since December by beating Brighton 4-2, which was sent by Joao Pedro and also that Yan Paul Van Hick has turned due to a head injury.

Brian Mboumo was the man in the heart of victory for bees, where he scored two and created Yan Wesa for another.

It was a sparkling performance of the wing, which now has 18 goals in the Premier League this season.

Danny Welbeck headed the level of Brighton at the end of the first half, but Bernard seemed to be wandering to victory at 3-1 when Joao Pedro was offered a straight red card for violence behavior after a quarrel with Nathan Collins.

While the ball was hanging in the air from Pont Ferbergin Pont, Pedro disrupted with Collins, and in a pronunciation seizure, she attached an arm in the face of Printford defender. Violence on violent behavior by Pedro, who was rejected to leave Brighton to carry half an hour for a short player.

But Brighton made it in the last difficult quarter when Coro Mitomoma returned the game to 3-2.

However, the host side concluded the points at the time of stopping when Christian Norgdard found the network.

The game ended with a sour note when the Brighton Van Hikki defender had to receive eight minutes of medical treatment and was divided that required oxygen after a clash of heads. Brighton president Fabian Herzeller was unable to submit an update to the player at his press conference after the match.

Brighton is now five years old without a victory in the Premier League. During the second half, the fans chanted, “You don’t know what you are doing” towards Herzeller after an alternative to bring Danny Welbeck while reaches 10.

When asked about his opinion on chants, Herzeller replied: “That’s good. They have their opinion. The team then played well.”

A march on Van HECKE: “A big blow to her head, but I think it’s fine.”

Brighton Winger Soli Marsh, who came out of the bench in the second half, presented an update from his teammate Van Heck after the match.

Mars said: “I am not completely sure [what the situation is]. I think he went to scan. He seemed to speak but seemed a little angry. It was a big blow to the head. We hope it is fine. This is the main thing, we hope.

“It was unfortunate. It was one of these things. Unfortunately, it’s part of football. But as long as he was fine. This is the main thing. I think it should be and we hope it would be.”

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