In the first round of Group B of the UEFA Cup, Seagulls Brighton defeated AEK Athens at home. Brighton's offense has been leaking oil since the start of the season, and under the command of DeSabe, they will not shrink from their first European match, and they will be able to score a lot of goals against AEK Athens, who has a shaky defense, and will miss out on a 3.5 goal margin. (Live on Now 644 at 3am on Friday)
Brighton's 6th place in the Premier League last season earned them a spot in this year's Europa League group stage, their first time in Europe, so they certainly don't want to lose out. Brighton have continued their form this season, winning four and losing one of their five league matches, including back-to-back defeats to Newcastle United and Manchester United.
"The Seagulls won the match in style, and although they sold Alex MacArthur and Moses Scarlitto this summer, they always have something to fall back on, and their replacements such as Dahut and Billy Kimoya have not performed well. The worst thing is that no matter what they use, it won't affect their attacking style. For example, new star striker Ivan Ferguson has just recovered from injury, and he switched to Webbick to score the winning goal in the match against Manchester United. The last 5 matches have seen 15 goals, all of which are 4 goals or more, 1 more than top of the table Manchester City, making the team's firepower the best in the Premier League.
