Brighton Moves up to Second in the Premier League, Liverpool Wins and Chelsea Loses
Diego Gomez struck first and Pascal Gross converted a penalty as Brighton moved above Manchester City, while Gross dismissed talk of a title challenge.
- On Sunday, November 8, 2026, Brighton defeated 10-man Brentford 2-0 at the Amex Stadium, with Diego Gomez and Pascal Gross scoring to lift the Seagulls to second in the Premier League.
- Midfielder Gomez rifled a thunderous left-footed shot into the top corner after 15 minutes, before Gross converted a penalty kick just before half-time to seal the win.
- Brentford striker Igor Thiago received a red card after 23 minutes for shoving Chema Andres, while referee Michael Oliver awarded a penalty for Keane Lewis-Potter's shirt pull on Luka Vuskovic.
- Disgruntled away fans chanted "2-0 to the referee" and "Michael Oliver, it's all about you" as the depleted visitors struggled to create chances in a low-tempo second half.
- The victory marks Brighton's seventh win in 10 top-flight games, lifting the Seagulls above Manchester City into second place while maintaining their unbeaten home record at the Amex Stadium.
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Gross plays down Brighton's title credentials despite move to second ...
Gross plays down Brighton's title credentials despite move to second
BRIGHTON, Nov 8 - Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Pascal Gross dismissed his side's Premier League title credentials on Sunday despite a 2-0 home victory over Brentford that lifted the south coast club to second in the table. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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