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Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest assistant boss Rui Pedro Silva speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "From my point of view from the bench Morgan's tackle looked like a fair tackle. A strong one but a fair one, not one to hurt anyone. Of course the referee has a different point of view, we don't have to agree but that is the decision he made.

"Then on the coaches [red cards] I did not hear anything. It was an emotional moment. I did not hear anything from the mouth of Nuno that said anything towards the referee, he only stated his point of view. He was of course probably emotional but nothing more than his point of view."

Did emotions go overboard in the game itself? "The Premier League is very intense, so it is normal for the game to be intense for us on the bench as well. We are always respectful to the referees, nothing against them, just us living the game."

On the clinical finishing from Forest: "We know the team that they are, the lines that they like to play. In the beginning we had that under control and did not give them what they wanted, and the boys took our chances. We lost momentum at the end of the half and they scored two goals, that was too much but we had lost control.

"We made some changes and tried to make some more chances and get more control back. The substitutes made a good impact. Everybody knows the plan and sticks to the process and it was very good for us."

Brighton have conceded the opening goal and led at half-time in two Premier League games ever. The other one was also against Forest in November 2023.

Nottingham Forest are unbeaten in their last five Premier League away games (W4 D1), their longest run since a streak of 12 between February and October 1995.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton coach Andrew Crofts to BBC Sport: "Late in the game where we're trying to push to win the game and there's a foul right by our bench. The player is going for the ball but it felt like a foul. Their bench felt differently.

"I ddn't see too much of it but the referee sent the managers off. I'm not 100% sure [why Fabian Hurzeler was sent off]. I haven't seen it back. I'll ask him when I see him. We're frustrated. We felt we should have won the game. We created lots of chances. We probably would have wanted to create more chances.

"We scored two very good goals. Fantastic header and a top, top free-kick. We felt on top in the second half and tried to get a third goal to kill the game.

"We can definitely defend those moments better. On the whole we defended very well because they didn't have many opportunities but it's about trying to do it 100% of the time."

"He [Hurzeler] has been great to work with. I've learned so much from him in a short amount of times. He brought a lot of new ideas into the club. He's really ambitious. It's a nice place to be."

Chris Wood scored Nottingham Forest's earliest penalty goal in a Premier League match since Stuart Pearce against Middlesbrough in December 1994.

Three of their last four goals that have come from the penalty spot in the English top-flight have come against Brighton.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton forward Danny Welbeck speaking to Sky Sports: "Considering the position we were in today, 2-1 up, the feeling is disappointment. It is really hard to take.

"It is a harsh lesson for us but it is one we have to analyse and work through on the training pitch and make sure if we are in this position again it doesn't happen again.

"The game has ended in a draw again today when we really should have closed it out so it is really frustrating. A lot of disappointment in the dressing room and in the whole club, fans included."

On his goal: "I've had a couple of close ones recently and it fell nicely for me. It was in a spot where I fancied my chance and it was a good free kick, one that I am happy with. We move on to the next one now."

Unbeaten start: "We have got a great culture in the dressing room where everyone wants to improve and elevate the levels. We csn take the positivity of being unbeaten but take the disappointment of today and last week to fuel us to get better. There are moments where we have been naive but we can look back on that and improve."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton goalscorer Jack Hinshelwood: "Very frustrated. We had chances to make it 3-1. We have to be more resilient, especially for the second goal. We have to be harder to take points from.

"Once you're in that position, no way we should be dropping points at home.

"It [his goal] doesn't count for much now. It's still a point but we need to be taking more than that."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest captain Ryan Yates: "Very happy. We know how good Brighton are, from back to front they have quality all over the pitch. They have a fantastic young manager and play the game the right way.

"We created some dangerous attacks and they dominated for the most part but we created our chances. So we take the point."

On the red cards: "Nothing too much has been said really. We leave that down to the referee, that is his call and what he is paid for. So yeah nothing much to say on it.

"It is not ideal [to be without Nuno Espirito Santo for the next game] but we just have to make sure that we perform on the pitch. We will have the same sort of week but we won't have him shouting on the touchline [next game]."

On the first half: "It was really good. We caught them by surprise - we had a game plan to get down the sides and Callum did well to win the penalty. But with good teams if you don't stop them building back into it and gaining composure or stop their home crowd getting up then it can quickly be two.

"Half-time came at a good time, we re-grouped and we just wanted to show the fight and resilience that we have done all season."

On missing out on a winner: "I'm just thinking about my job at the back of the pitch and if the lads can put the chances away at the other end then great. We had a chance right at the end, think it was offside anyway but I thought we might have nicked it."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton coach Andrew Crofts to Sky Sports: "The tackle on Joao [Pedro] looked like it wasn't a great tackle. We were upset with it. The reaction is to see what the referee does. I didn't see it because I was communicating with a player. Next thing I saw the red cards to the managers.

"Joao took a nasty hit. Hopefully he's OK.

"We are bitterly disappointed not to get three points. We created enough chances to win the game. We're frustrated and maybe tempers were frayed.

"Hopefuly we can learn a lot from the last two games at home. But we're still unbeaten so there's a lot to be positive about."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest assistant boss Rui Pedro Silva to Sky Sports on the red cards: "I think in the moment we finished the game very emotional. In the moment fighting for the game to remain unbeaten.

"I'm not able to judge at the moment.

"In this moment the game was a very good game. There are other things to talk about instead of the red card.

"As a team we always play to win. But it's a very tough stadium. A point is a fair point.

"The way we changed the game with the subs went more to our side. We controlled more of the game and had more chances."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest forward Chris Wood speaking to Sky Sports: "It is always good to get something out of the game when coming away from home in the Premier League. Brighton is a tough place to come, they are a good side.

"In the manner of how the game has played out, at times we deserved the point, but we had to work hard for the point as well."

On the three red cards: "I would have to see the challenge back, I have not seen it. It is one of those, Morgan has made a rash decision and we have to move on with that. The managers will have to come and comment on that, that is what they do.

"Everyone wants to win and fight in the Premier League and points are hard to come by."

Failing to capitalise on the lead: "We got into the lead well and they weren't causing us too much problems until the goal went in. Then we went on a down spell and they had a good spell, they are a good side, and that's how it goes.

"Unfortunately we couldn't capitalise on it, but we have a strong character in the group, fought back and scored a lovely goal to equalise."

Hit the thumbs - should Morgan Gibbs-White have been sent off or not? Thumbs up for red card, thumbs down for no chance.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

On Morgan Gibbs-White's red card...

It was right in front of us. Straight away I was thinking credit to Gibbs-White - he has covered ground and stopped the counter-attack.

You see it again on the replay and everything looks worse on a replay, the ankle [of Pedro] collapses underneath him but that is momentum.

Rob Jones takes his time and he is getting booed off the pitch for the way he has refereed the game. I thought he handled it OK, he took his time to make the decision.

We have come to accept this season that the referee's decision on the pitch is the final decision and I don't mind that.

Brighton are unbeaten five games into a top-flight season for the first time ever.

Nottingham Forest last managed it in 1995-96 (when they went 11 games unbeaten at the start).

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Credit to Forest, Brighton dominated the second half Nuno made five substitutions and they had an impact.

Lots of controversy through the half, but what an enthralling game - one you couldn't keep your eyes off.

Overall, I would say it is a fair result.

A funny old game. Brighton had most of the chances - but Forest maybe had the better ones.

But a lot of the talk will be about the red cards to Morgan Gibbs-White and both managers.

It's all over. Brighton and Nottingham Forest both remain unbeaten in the Premier League.

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