Heute ist der 21.05.2025
Datum: 21.05.2025 - Source 1 (https://www.laola1.at/de/red/fussball/international/england/premier-league/spielbericht/brighton-schlaegt-meister-liverpool-in-der-schlussphase/):
- FC Liverpool kassiert am 37. Spieltag der Premier League die vierte Liganiederlage der Saison.
- Brighton & Hove Albion gewinnt das Spiel mit 3:2.
- Trainer von Brighton ist Fabian Hürzeler.
- Das entscheidende Tor erzielt der eingewechselte Hinshelwood in der 85. Minute.
- Mohamed Salah spielt sein 400. Pflichtspiel für Liverpool.
- Liverpool geht in der 9. Minute durch ein Tor von Elliott in Führung (1:0).
- Brighton gleicht in der 32. Minute durch Ayari zum 1:1 aus.
- Szoboszlai erzielt in der Nachspielzeit der ersten Halbzeit das 2:1 für Liverpool (45.+1).
- In der zweiten Halbzeit pariert Liverpool-Keeper Alisson mehrere Schüsse von Welbeck.
- Brighton erzielt in der 69. Minute den Ausgleich zum 2:2 durch Mitoma.
- Hinshelwood's Tor wird zunächst wegen Abseits zurückgepfiffen, aber der VAR bestätigt das Tor.
- Brighton rückt durch den Sieg auf Platz acht in der Tabelle vor.
- Für Liverpool ändert sich tabellarisch nichts.
Source 2 (https://www.premierleague.com/news/4309576):
- Jack Hinshelwood scored shortly after coming on as a substitute for Brighton & Hove Albion in a 3-2 victory over Liverpool.
- Hinshelwood entered the match in the 83rd minute and scored 88 seconds later from a cross by Matt O’Riley; the goal was initially disallowed for offside but was awarded after a VAR check.
- Kaoru Mitoma, another substitute, equalized for Brighton in the 69th minute.
- Liverpool took the lead in the 9th minute with a goal from Harvey Elliott.
- Yasin Ayari equalized for Brighton in the 32nd minute, followed by Dominik Szoboszlai restoring Liverpool's lead just before halftime.
- Mohamed Salah missed a significant opportunity to extend Liverpool's lead early in the second half.
- Brighton's comeback included Mitoma's volley from a rebound after a shot by Danny Welbeck was saved by Alisson.
- Hinshelwood's goal was the fourth fastest by a substitute in the Premier League this season.
- Brighton's win moved them three points clear of Brentford, placing them in eighth position, which could lead to a UEFA Conference League spot.
- Liverpool's loss marked the first time since December 2016 that they lost a Premier League game after leading at halftime, ending a streak of 156 games without such a defeat.
- Brighton has now won three Premier League games this season after trailing at halftime, with only Fulham having more such wins.
- Brighton will finish their season with a match against Tottenham Hotspur, needing just a point to secure eighth place.
Source 3 (https://onefootball.com/en/news/brighton-hove-albion-3-2-liverpool-hinshelwood-hands-seagulls-crunch-win-in-five-goal-thriller-to-keep-european-dream-alive-41135751):
- Brighton & Hove Albion beat Liverpool in a league game, becoming the fourth team to do so this season.
- The match took place on Monday, three games after Liverpool secured the league title against Tottenham Hotspur.
- Cody Gakpo had the first chance for Liverpool within the first minute, but missed the far post.
- Mohamed Salah forced a save from Brighton's goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen early in the first half.
- Liverpool scored first with a goal from Harvey Elliott, assisted by Dominik Szoboszlai and Salah.
- Brighton equalized in the 32nd minute with Yasin Ayari's first Premier League goal after a cross from Simon Adingra.
- Szoboszlai scored a stunning long-range goal from a free kick in first-half stoppage time, giving Liverpool a 2-1 lead at halftime.
- Brighton started the second half positively, with Pervis Estupinan and Brajan Gruda testing Alisson.
- Salah missed a close-range chance to extend Liverpool's lead.
- Danny Welbeck had two attempts saved by Alisson as Brighton sought to equalize again.
- Substitute Kaoru Mitoma scored for Brighton, reacting quickly to a save from Alisson after a Welbeck shot.
- Brighton took the lead in the 85th minute with a goal from Jack Hinshelwood, following a VAR check.
- Brighton defended their lead and had additional chances in stoppage time but did not score again.
- The win positions Brighton favorably for securing eighth place, which may qualify them for European football next season.