Losing Again To Brighton, Manchester United Is Targeted 1-3 By The Guest

Manchester United lost 1-3 against Brighton & Hove Albion at home at Old Trafford Stadium, Manchester on Saturday, September 16. Erik ten Hag's team had experienced a mixed start to the season, with home wins against Wolves and Nottingham Forest balanced with unsatisfactory defeats while playing at Tottenham and Arsenal headquarters.

But the defeat at home seemed to slap them. Because the internal condition of the club has also come to the attention lately. The club's ownership Saga is still not over, while the conflict between Ten Hag and Jadon Sancho appears, and Brazilian winger Antony is given temporary leave while answering allegations of abuse that he strongly rejects.

It just had to be him! 🫡 @DannyWelbeck ✨ pic.twitter.com/QaZjQXgQnY

— Brighton & Hove Albion (@OfficialBHAFC) September 16, 2023

It just had to be him! @DannyWelbeck pic.twitter.com/QaZjQQgQnY

Brighton has come to Old Trafford with the hope of winning three points from the start. They have continued their impressive performance since the end of last season with three wins from four matches, and scored 12 goals. Brighton is also the last team to beat Manchester United at Old Trafford in the Premier League.

Continuing his extraordinary dominance over MU, Brighton's agile and clinical team won their fourth consecutive victory over the Red Devils. The difference between these two goals could be even bigger.

United's former striker Welbeck put them ahead, and Joao Pedro's goal in the second half ended another fine performance from De Zerbi's side.

The less integrated performance of the hosts made them greeted by many vacant chairs and several screams of protest during the final whistle of the match reverberated, while the Seaguller will return home with 12 Premier League points.

Muvs Brighton: 1-3 (H. Mejbri 73; D. Welbeck 20, P. Gross 53, J. Pedro 71)