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Readabout Man Utd v Brighton in the Premier League 2020/21 season, including lineups, stats and live blogs, on the official website of the Premier League. Manchester United overview page. 02:17 Classic match: Rashford sees off Brighton 15/2/2022 CC AD; 00:32 Flashback:

Key events23 Apr 2023MAN UTD WIN 7-6 ON PENALTIES23 Apr 2023Full time Brighton 0-0 Man Utd23 Apr 2023Half time in extra time Brighton 0-0 Man Utd23 Apr 2023Full time Brighton 0-0 Man Utd23 Apr 2023Half time Brighton 0-0 Man Utd23 Apr 2023Team news23 Apr 2023PreambleShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureSome Wilson on the leave you with David Hytner’s match report from Wembley. Thanks for your company and emails. Congratulations to United, commiserations to Brighton – Victor Lindelof’s winning penaltyBrighton won’t die wondering. They gave everything and dominated possession for most of the game. But they will reflect on certain moments, particularly Danny Welbeck’s header at 0-0 and Sanchez almost saving Sabitzer’s penalty at 5-4. He got a decent piece of it, leading with his left hand as he dived to his right, but Sabitzer hit it with just enough height and power to get it through.“Absolutely GRIPPING!” says Keith. “Phenomenal. I just fell into the lake.”It could have gone either way – like, duh – but you have to admire United’s resilience. They were without three centre-backs, they were embarrassed on Thursday, yet they managed to keep a clean sheet against one of the best attacking teams in Europe right de Gea made two or three terrific saves even if he again didn’t stop any penalties, while Luke Shaw and Victor Lindelof were quietly excellent. Lindelof’s day ended perfectly when he scored the winning you have to feel for Brighton, and especially Solly March, whose greatest season will now have an asterisk against it. Lewis Dunk goes straight over to console March for 30 seconds or so, then puts his own head under his shirt to take it all UTD WIN 7-6 ON PENALTIESLindelof scores! Another excellent penalty, whipped high into the net with Sanchez going the wrong way. For the first time in history, the FA Cup final will be a Manchester derby. One team will be going for a cup double; another might be chasing a United players celebrate after the team’s victory in the penalty shoot out. Photograph Michael Regan/The FA/Getty ImagesMarch misses! Brighton 6-6 Man UtdSolly March smashes it over the bar! An awful moment for a player having the season of his midfielder Solly March misses his penalty. Photograph Tom Jenkins/The GuardianMitoma, who missed for Japan at the World Cup, hasn’t stepped up yet. It’s Solly March now…Weghorst scores! Brighton 6-6 Man UtdAnd on we go! Another calm penalty, low to the right, with Sanchez going the wrong scores! Brighton 6-5 Man UtdAnd again de Gea is sent the wrong way! These penalties have been outstanding. Sabitzer scores! Brighton 5-5 Man UtdMarcel Sabitzer steps forward, impassive, and just scores. Sanchez got a strong hand on it, high to his right, but it went through him and into the side scores! Brighton 5-4 Man UtdThe Brighton captain Lewis Dunk steps forward… and sends de Gea the wrong way! Brighton are one save away from the FA Cup & Hove Albion's Lewis Dunk celebrates scoring a penalty. Photograph Toby Melville/ReutersRashford scores! Brighton 4-4 Man UtdRashford runs round the ball… and lifts it over the diving Sanchez! Another superb penalty. The standard these days is through the scores! Brighton 4-3 Man UtdDe Gea is sent the wrong way and Brighton are ahead again. Next up Marcus scores! Brighton 3-3 Man UtdNext up is Jadon Sancho, who missed in the Euro 2021 final. This time he lifts a majestic penalty into the top-left scores! Brighton 3-2 Man UtdAnother superb penalty, whacked into the bottom left corner. De Gea went the right way but had no scores! Brighton 2-2 Man UtdHe looks nervous… but he puts an excellent penalty into the bottom-right corner. Sanchez went the right way but couldn’t reach Dalot of Manchester United scores from the spot. Photograph Mike Hewitt/Getty ImagesGross scores! Brighton 2-1 Man UtdDe Gea went the right way but Gross, with no run-up, smashed it high into the net. That was a great scores! Brighton 1-1 Man UtdHe calmly sends Sanchez the wrong Allister scores! Brighton 1-0 Man UtdA fine penalty, curled high to his Argentinian midfielder Alexis Mac Allister scores his penalty. Photograph Glyn Kirk/AFP/Getty ImagesIt’s suddenly pouring down, which gives a Moscow 2008 vibe to proceedings. Brighton will take the first penalty, and it’s in front of their fans.“Every United manager since Fergie has lost a penalty shoot out,” says Nick Parmenter. “ETH might as well get his out the way!!”And Fergie lost a few as well. I’m still not over Torpedo shootout formI’d need to double check, but I think Brighton have a decent record – seven wins out of 11 – in penalty competitions. United’s used to be good but in modern times it’s hopeless they’ve lost seven of the last eight I think, starting with another FA Cup semi-final, against Everton, in – and this is a great stat from Gary Lineker on the BBC – United’s sole victory in the last 14 years was against Rochdale in 2019. Their goalkeeper was Robert Sanchez, on loan from time Brighton 0-0 Man UtdAfter all that, the second semi-final goes to a penalty min “Even as a Brighton fan,” writes Johan, “I think a LOT of questionable decisions have gone their way today. Do you think, either consciously or unconsciously, the litany of previous refereeing mistakes like the Mitoma non-penalty against Spurs have made Pawson wary of making a mistake against them today?”That’s a very good point, which I hadn’t considered. Mitoma should certainly have been sent min Gross’s corner is headed away by min March beats Malacia and Fred quite brilliantly on the right edge of the area, keeps the ball in play and slides a cross that hits Shaw and deflects into the side-netting at the near min Sanchez had had a fine game today. He’s made one outstanding save and a handful of good ones; more than that, he has radiated min Casemiro turns away from Caicedo, 25 yards from goal, and cuts across a low drive that is well held to his right by min The resulting free-kick is woefully overhit by min Veltman concedes a stupid foul on Weghorst by the corner flag. Weghorst bounces to his feet and implores the United fans to make some more min The referee Craig Pawson has had a really poor game min Mitoma plays a lovely give and go with Gross in a crowded area, but then overruns the ball and takes out de Gea. He’s already been booked and is seriously lucky not to be sent off for min Casemiro pings another pass over the top towards Rashford. He retrieves it on the left, cuts inside and crashes a shot that swerves a few yards of the far post. A really good effort, and Rashford has suddenly come to min Lindelof sprays a pass over the top towards Rashford, who goes over under a challenge from Veltman. The referee gives nothing. It looked like a foul at first glance, though it’s hard to be certain without seeing a replay. Veltman was the last man so it might have been a red card. They were about 30-35 yards from goal min I’d need to double check, but I think Brighton have a decent record – seven wins out of 11 – in penalty competitions. United’s used to be good but in modern times it’s hopeless they’ve lost seven of the last eight I think, starting with another FA Cup semi-final, against Everton, in min March wrestles with Fred on the edge of the area and eventually makes room for a shot that is well held to his left by de Gea.

ManchesterUnited vs. Brighton betting odds Brighton have rarely troubled United at Old Trafford, losing all eight of their visits since 1992 including a 2-0 defeat in 2021/22 courtesy of second

Watch Brighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester United full match replay and at 1900 GMT on 4th May 2023The referee for this match is A. MarrinerGame played at The American Express Community StadiumThis is a match in England - Premier League, Week 28, Season 2022/2023 Line-up 4-2-3-1Coach R. De Zerbi4-3-3Coach E. ten Hag Stats 8Corners63Corners HT54Yellows422Shots166Fouls5119Fouls8754Fouls3611Fouls65Blocked Shots511Free Kick959%Possession41%59%Possession HT41%550Passes37986%Fouls76%10Fouls140Offsides222Fouls1612Fouls75Saves514Tackles2010Dribbles118Fouls1214Fouls2010Fouls6

Matchends, Manchester United 2, Brighton and Hove Albion 0. 90'+8' Full Time. Second Half ends, Manchester United 2, Brighton and Hove Albion 0. 90'+7' Goal! Goal! Manchester United 2, Brighton

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Vote at Full-time Match related content will appear here Match Photos BROUGHT TO YOU BY relatednews relatedvideos Matchreport and free highlights as Brighton thump Man Utd 4-0 at the Amex Stadium in Ralf Rangnicks penultimate game in charge; Moises Caicedo, Marc Cucurella, Pascal Gross and Leandro Trossard Cristiano Ronaldo ended his goal drought in emphatic style as Manchester United moved up to fourth in the Premier League table with a 2-0 win over Brighton at Old had gone six games without scoring but blasted home before Lewis Dunk's red card dented Brighton's hopes and Bruno Fernandes' strike added late gloss to the score. "It was an amazing goal," said Man Utd interim manager Ralf Rangnick. "Not only an important one but an amazing one. Overall it was also a good performance from Cristiano. Energetically he was always trying to help his team-mates."I think in the last weeks, definitely it was the best performance by him, and a very, very important goal for us."It was anything but a convincing performance from United overall, Jakub Moder hitting the crossbar and Danny Welbeck somehow heading over after Brighton were down to 10 men. How the teams lined up Match statsPremier League table Fixtures ResultsKhan vs Brook How to book Player ratings Man Utd De Gea 7, Dalot 6, Lindelof 6, Maguire 5, Shaw 5, McTominay 6, Fred 4, Fernandes 6, Sancho 7, Ronaldo 7, Elanga 7. Subs Pogba 6, Rashford 6, Telles 6. Brighton Sanchez 7, Veltman 6, Dunk 5, Webster 5, Cucurella 7, Gross 6, Bissouma 6, Moder 7, Mac Allister 6, Maupay 6, Trossard 6. Subs Lamptey 6, Alzate 6, Welbeck 5. Man of the match Cristiano Ronaldo. Indeed, it had required a spectacular save from David de Gea just to keep his side on level terms at the break, clawing away a Moder header with his outstretched right hand. Brighton produced the more enterprising football in that first half with United reliant on counter-attacks, the best chance coming the way of Jadon Sancho early on. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Watch Manchester Utd's David de Gea's incredible save from Brighton's Jakub Moder from all the best angles But the game turned on two losses of possession in their own half, Ronaldo punishing Yves Bissouma's mistake and Dunk fouling Anthony Elanga after his own poor win - only United's third in seven games - lifts Ralf Rangnick's side two points above West Ham and into the Champions League qualification places. Brighton remain ninth. Team news Ralf Rangnick made two initial changes to the team that drew at home to Southampton. Anthony Elanga came in for Marcus Rashford, while Fred replaced Paul Pogba in midfield. A third was forced on him minutes before kick-off with Victor Lindelof stepping up for the ill Raphael Varane. Graham Potter made three changes to the Brighton team that beat Watford. Yves Bissouma, Alex Mac Allister and Leandro Trossard came in for Tariq Lamptey, Adam Lallana and Danny Welbeck. Good pressing but possession play is poorRonaldo could have added to his tally in the second half. Twice he failed to punish Brighton with his head - once thanks to a fine save by Robert Sanchez and then when he sent his attempt wide. He was unselfish when setting up Fernandes in the second half bigger concern for Rangnick will be that his team were outplayed before the red card. In terms of coherent possession play, there was little sign of the revolution taking shape. Fred endured a miserable night in midfield and Brighton's passing game looked Manchester United possess are those decisive players and Rangnick will at least be buoyed that the pressing game was on point - both goals and the Dunk red card all coming after winning the ball back from the opposition. That will be the encouraging aspect of this. But there is much work to do to claim that fourth spot in May. Man of the match - Cristiano Ronaldo Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Cristiano Ronaldo blasted home Manchester Utd's opener against Brighton at Old Trafford to end a run of six games without a goal Under the spotlight after a dip in form, Ronaldo made the difference. It was an error that presented him the ball with space to run into but there are few players who would have been so ruthless with that chance. It was the moment that changed the night."We get punished from a world-class finish by a world-class player," said Potter afterwards. "That is what we are facing." Twitter Due to your consent preferences, youâ€™re not able to view this. Open Privacy Options Ronaldo tends to play in moments now but he had a few here. He could easily have had assists after setting up clear-cut chances for both Sancho and second-half change worked Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Ralf Rangnick says it was important for his Manchester United side to get back to winning ways after dropping points in recent games After a run of games in which Manchester United have led at half-time and then failed to win, this was a very different match. This time, the game turned in United's favour in the second half - and that was a result of a tactical change by Rangnick at the interval."Everyone could see after the first half, it was not an easy game," he explained. "They are very possession-based. It was difficult for us to get hold of the ball. We made a change and it paid off. In the second half, we were more aggressive and tried to intercept the ball."The question at half-time was do we change formation or how we attack. We decided to stick to 4-2-3-1 and told our wingers to attack their centre-backs. That meant our full-backs had to jump to their full-backs and that paid off. From then on, it was a different game."Potter unimpressed by VAR intervention in Dunk dismissalPotter said VAR was wrong to get involved and upgrade the yellow card initially awarded to Dunk to a red card, and also suggested the atmosphere at Old Trafford played a part in allowing Manchester United's second goal to stand. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Brighton manager Graham Potter has questioned the decision of the VAR to intervene in the incident which led to Lewis Dunk's red card On-field referee Peter Bankes initially showed a caution to the Brighton defender whose heavy touch saw him catch Elanga on the edge of his own box, with Adam Webster's proximity seemingly saving him from having denied a clear goalscoring after consultation with VAR official Jarred Gillett, Bankes was sent to the pitchside review monitor at which point he upgraded Dunk's punishment to a red on, with Brighton pushing for an equaliser in injury time, United added a second thanks in part to a quick free-kick on the break as Alexis Mac Allister was penalised for a foul on Bruno Fernandes, a decision which Potter felt would've only been given to the home said "The red card was a yellow card live, Adam Webster was round on the cover, it was not clear and obvious that he could not get there. If the referee gave a red card live, I could've accepted it more, but I don't understand why the VAR's getting involved in a clear and obvious error when it doesn't look clear and obvious."I thought we were the better team in the first half. It is disappointing how the second half turned out. There is lots to be positive about and I am proud of the players. There is just a little bit of frustration there because it feels like a missed opportunity."The second goal is a foul on Alexis but it is what it is, you don't get those here. It looked like a push but we have to accept it."Opta stats - Man Utd into fourthManchester United have kept two clean sheets in their last three Premier League home games, as many as they had in their previous 18 at Old suffered their first defeat in eight Premier League games W3 D4, while this was just their second away loss of the season, also going down 2-0 at Aston Villa in having eight shots in the first half to Man Utd's three, Brighton managed just two further attempts after United's Cristiano Ronaldo has now scored against 168 different opponents in his career for club and country, while he's also scored at least once in each of the last 21 calendar years stretching back to United's Bruno Fernandes has created more chances than any other player in the Premier League this season 71, with the Portuguese creating a further five against Brighton tonight. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Paul Pogba made a young fan's day when he handed over his shirt at the end of Manchester Utd's 2-0 win over Brighton What's next?Manchester United travel to Elland Road to face Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds United live on Sky Sports this Sunday. Kick-off is at are in action in front of their own supporters on Saturday as they host the Premier League bottom club Burnley. . 5 421 243 411 246 424 97 256

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