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Leandro Trossard scores a superb late goal for Brighton to deal a blow to Tottenhams hopes of finishing in the top four.

Harry Kane scores as Tottenham reignite their top-four hopes by condemning Brighton to a sixth successive Premier League defeat.

Manchester City beat Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday, with Phil Foden and Bernardo Silva their most impressive performers.

Brighton are left to rue several missed opportunities as Arsenal claim a point at Amex Stadium.

Brighton & Hove Albion 2-0 Leeds United: Pascal Gross and Danny Welbeck move Brighton close to safety comments 323 Danny Welbecks five Premier League goals this season is his best return since 2017-18. He last scored more in 2013-14 (nine). Brighton moved within touching distance of Premier League safety for another season as Graham Potters hosts opened a 10-point gap to the relegation places with victory over Leeds United. With four games to play, the Seagulls - looking to secure a fifth succe...

Chelsea 0-0 Brighton & Hove Albion: Hosts held on dramatic night for European football By Alex BysouthBBC Sport Chelsea managed three efforts on goal in the opening 45 minutes Chelsea shared a goalless draw with Brighton to climb into the Champions Leagues places on a night where the future of European football came to a dramatic head. The fixture was almost a side note, with the news breaking before kick-off that Chelsea were preparing to pull out of the European Super League at the same time...

Brighton 0-0 Everton: Seagulls edge towards Premier League survival with goalless draw By Matthew HenryBBC Sport comments Neal Maupay had two of the games best chances Brighton edged a point closer to Premier League safety with a goalless draw against Everton at Amex Stadium. The Seagulls climbed a place to 15th after the low-key encounter - seven points clear of 18th-placed Fulham who have played a game more. Brighton pushed for a winner late on but Neal Maupay lashed an effort over from 10 ya...

Referee Lee Mason was the centre of attention as he ruled out a Brighton goal against West Brom - the Seagulls also missing two penalties in a 1-0 defeat.

The FPL talking points as Brighton host Crystal Palace in Double Gameweek 25

The real Mesut Özil story Özil moved from Real Madrid to Arsenal in 2013 and is now the highest-paid player in the history in the Premier League clubs history, reportedly earning £350,000 (€387,000, $480,000) a week.  However, he has not played since March 2020 and coach Mikel Arteta does not appear to have included him in plans for either the Premier League or the Europa League matches for the next six months. Özils contract runs out at the end of the season, however Arsenal is look...