Chelsea suffered but eventually won

He Mauricio Pochettino’s Chelsea suffered to beat Brighton on Sunday at Stamford Bridge in a hotly contested and close match to the last breath. Chelsea, who were left with ten players from the 45th minute for Gallagher’s dismissal resisted the onslaught and was able to achieve a long-lasting victory thanks to Enzo Fernández goals (a double, the second from a penalty) and another from Levi Colwill. They scored for Brighton Buonanotte and Joao Pedro it’s at the final discount.

The rivalry started fiercely and Chelsea were soon under pressure. In the 17th minute, Enzo Fernández made a good header to open the melon and two minutes later he also rubbed the second one, but the visitor Saved by Igor over the line.

He Pochettino’s team and in the 21st minute he saw his good play rewarded with a second goal, ocolwill bra, a point awarded after a few seconds of speculation as to whether or not he crossed the line. The rivalry seemed to be on track for the ‘blues’, but on the brink of half time things got complicated for them. first in 43′ Buonanotte He reduced the gap with a brutal left foot shot from the edge of the area to cap off a great game by the visitors. Chelsea could have dunked again but the visiting team dominated and went from a possible 3-1 to a blow for the local parish. Already on discount before the end of the first part, Gallagher saw a second yellow and subsequent expulsion, very obviously, leaving the team Pochettino inferiority throughout the second half.

In the continuation of the rivalry was balanced with a Brighton who advanced the lines and with superiority, began to trouble the local goalkeeper with arguments Robert Sanchez. QBut Chelsea again extended their advantage thanks to a penalty, reviewed by VAR, for a foul on Mudryk. The maximum sentence changed him Enzomade it 3-1 on the scoreboard in the 65th minute.

The Stamford Bridge stand promised them happiness with a comfortable advantage, but the reality was that Pochettino’s men suffered greatly in the final stretch with a Brighton believing in a comeback. Myth He fought for the visitors, but the goalkeeper Robert Sanchez He did well to save his Chelsea from a late period of harassment. So, in the 92nd minute, Brighton saw their good play rewarded with a late goal from João Pedro, a nice headshot. But he did not have time to return and the rivalry ended like a dawn rosary, with scuffles between players and various controversies, although Chelsea’s victory did not move.