- Brighton & Hove Albion kicked off their Premier League campaign with a resounding 3-0 victory over Everton at Goodison Park
- Kaoru Mitoma, Danny Welbeck, and Simon Adingra found the back of the net for the Seagulls, while Carlos Baleba’s presence in the squad is expected to be a significant asset in upcoming fixtures
- Despite Everton’s struggles, including Ashley Young’s red card and a reversed penalty decision, Brighton’s performance set a promising tone for the season ahead
Carlos Baleba’s Brighton & Hove Albion kicked off their 2024-25 Premier League season with an emphatic 3-0 victory over Everton at Goodison Park, marking a promising start under new head coach Fabian Hürzeler.
The Seagulls showcased their attacking prowess early in the match, with Kaoru Mitoma opening the scoring in the 25th minute, converting a pinpoint cross from Yankuba Minteh.
Danny Welbeck doubled the lead shortly after, finishing off a swift counterattack. Simon Adingra added the third goal late in the second half, solidifying Brighton’s dominance.
Everton’s hopes were dashed when Ashley Young received a red card, leaving the Toffees to battle with ten men. Brighton’s performance highlighted their speed, creativity, and tactical discipline, while Everton struggled to capitalize on their chances, including a penalty that was controversially overturned.
Hürzeler’s debut was celebrated by the traveling fans, setting an optimistic tone for the season ahead. Carlos Baleba, who did not feature in this match, is expected to play a pivotal role as the season progresses, bringing his talents to bolster Brighton’s midfield.
Looking ahead, Brighton’s schedule features tough encounters, including a home match against Manchester United and a trip to Arsenal. The Seagulls aim to build on this strong start and continue their ascent in the Premier League, striving for a top-half finish as they navigate a challenging fixture list that includes fierce rivalries against Crystal Palace and Brentford.
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