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Brighton's passing play is really easy on the eye.
Players taking a touch and crisply moving it on to another blue shirt.
A good start from the hosts, they certainly are not overawed.
Summary
FT: Burnley 0-1 Southampton - Ings with Saints winner
FT: West Brom 3-3 Chelsea - Robinson slots home opener & then gifted second by Silva
Bartley taps home a third for Baggies but Mount, Hudson-Odoi & Abraham complete comeback
FT: Crystal Palace 1-2 Everton - Richarlison scores winner from controversial penalty
FT: Brighton 2-3 Manchester United - Fernandes scores winning penalty in injury time
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get involved Get Involvedpublished at 12:34 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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The last time the Albion played in a blue top with pin stripes against United they lost the 1983 FA Cup final replay 4-0 - at the end of the season that they were relegated from the top flight. Hoping for a better result come the end of the match and the season. Come on boys.
The Masked Duck of Crawley
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Short corner routine, cleared away by Luke Shaw at the near post.
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Nemanja Matic gets in a muddle with a bouncing ball and Neal Maupay in attendance, allowing Brighton to push forward and earn the first corner of the contest.
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Brighton & Hove AlbionFormer Brighton striker Warren Aspinall on BBC Radio Sussex: "Yes its Man Utd, and a big challenge, but this is what players want.
"After last week's win, we have to be confident. Its all about how WE perform. Don't give them any respect, get in their faces, stop them playing and work hard as a team."
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 12:32 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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Seriously Ole? Lindelof and Shaw!! You never learn. Spineless management.
Darren
Bailly has the makings of a great centre-back. He needs continuity and put his occasional overconfidence in check. Lindelof has proven time and again he is not fit for purpose. Too many distractions, weak challenges, and pure naivety. If we're not going to sign anyone, at least give others a try. Even Tuanzeve when he's fit.
NMP
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Paul Pogba almost finds the run of Marcus Rashford with a cross-field ball but Brighton skipper Lewis Dunk sticks a long leg out to intercept.
KICK-OFFpublished at 12:30 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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Lunchtime kick-off under way.
Image source, Getty Images'We have to be sharper on the ball'published at 12:28 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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Manchester UnitedManchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer tells BT Sport: "We knew we were a couple of weeks behind and we looked a bit short. We were not ready from the start against Crystal Palace but we have had a good week of training and a good game against Luton. We should be ready today.
"This team played really well here last season and some of them were not ready to start last weekend but hopefully are now ready to perform in the Premier League.
"We played really well against Brighton because they are good on the ball and sharp and Graham has really put his principles in place. If we turn up defensively, we have to be ready to press and we have to be sharper on the ball."
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Bit of Fatboy Slim greeting the players as they make their way onto the pitch at Amex Stadium.
Almost ready for action.
Bench boyspublished at 12:24 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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Image source, Getty ImagesOle Gunnar Solskjaer and Graham Potter were opposition players when Manchester United were beaten 6-3 by Southampton at The Dell in the Premier League in October 1996.
They both came on as substitutes in that game.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 12:22 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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I don't think Lindelof is the greatest but that's the same defence that only conceded 3 more than Liverpool and 1 more than City last season so think it's yet another massive overreaction to one poor performance.
Mark, Oldham
At this stage, Teden Mengi is a better choice than Lindelof.
Joel Sparks, Flintshire
No Mata no Ighalo no James on the bench. Just Lingard and Van De Beek. Clear message form Solksjaer to the Man Utd board reinforcements needed and rest of the attacking options just not good enough.
Amogh, Man Utd fan
'I'm not going to panic about United'published at 12:21 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa & Man Utd striker on BBC OneIt’s a stuttering start. I don’t want to get on United’s or Solskjaer's back yet because it’s only one game in.
In the game you have to form relationships with the players around you. You have to know where your team-mates are.
I’m not going to panic about United – I think they’ll be OK.
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IN EUROPE!!
Lamptey 'leading the way'published at 12:17 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC OneI have not seen anyone in Europe play as well as Tariq Lamptey so far this season. I am giggling at things he is doing. He has been phenomenal and is leading the way.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBrighton are unbeaten in all 11 Premier League fixtures in which Neal Maupay has scored in.
'We have to have a good balance'published at 12:11 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton manager Graham Potter tells BT Sport: "It was a nice result and performance against Newcastle. We need to start again today against a top team and that is the challenge. The boys are looking forward to it, pitching ourselves against one of the best team in the league.
"We have played a lot of the top teams post lockdown and we had had draws but the challenge is to try and win today. The past is the past, we need to focus on the now.
"Adam Lallana has been great for us about how he plays and interacts with the rest of us and we will need his experience.
"We cannot really focus too much on Manchester United, we have to do as well as we can and as a team we have to have a good balance in defence and attack."
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Talk about heaping the pressure on someone...
Camera focussing very much on Victor Lindelof in the Manchester United warm-up.
The Swede was all over the place against Palace last weekend and needs a marked improvement today.
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End of twitter post'We are one of few industries who haven't received any government help'published at 12:00 British Summer Time 26 September 2020
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Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton chief executive Paul Barber talking to BT Sport: "The Premier League and EFL have been talking, we have our issues here as well.It is difficult for Premier League clubs but the biggest concern is all the way down the pyramid. It is a real worry, our mind is to help these cubs where we can.
"We have to spend and invest in players to generate TV income keeping us alive. It is a balancing act to make sure our business can survive and the football pyramid can survive. That is Important for communities up and down the country, we are very well aware of that.
"The bottom of the pyramid is vital for the top clubs, we are very conscious how important it is not just for development for players but for communities. 90% of the people we employ are local and protecting their jobs is vital for the city. That is the same up and down the country.
"We are one if few industries who haven't received any help from government. We are trying to pay our own way and that is difficult, It is a very difficult time for everyone and we need all the help we can get."