He Brighton by Roberto De Zerbi, one of the coaches appearing on the list of possible successors of Jurgen Kloppconceded a real defeat this Tuesday on match day 22 of the Premier: xxxx against Cooked by Rob Edwards on Kenilworth Road. This very hard blow to a hero was a big surprise: Elijah Adebayo, who achieved his first hat trick in the English championship. Brighton are 8th and Luton 17th.
18 seconds into the match he scored Adebayobeen a nightmare for one Brighton unrecognizable. The London striker’s first goal was a header after receiving the ball from Carlton Morris. But in the 3rd minute came the second goal of the game. Luton, marked, passing Albert Sambi Lokonganeither Chiedozie Ogbenetaking advantage of a major error in the defense of Brighton and especially his goalkeeper, Jason Steele.
It was as if the storm had torn it apart Cooked before the one Brighton there was no response and he conceded his third in the 42nd minute, his second of the night Adebayoa low shot, after an action of Ross Barkley. The Kenilworth Road stand is a real party. Because also the Brightonwhere he was wounded James Milner In the 20th minute, he didn’t even have a shot on goal.
It’s in the second part Jordan Clark They had a goal disallowed for offside, but the 4-0 still came and its author was the great opponent of the night, Adebayo, crazy In the 72nd minute, when he replaced him Tahiti Chongthe English attacker applauded.
A good chance didn’t come until the 76th minute. Brightonof Tariq Lampteyafter rejection. Thomas Kaminski, goalkeeper of Cookedhe intervened just in time. Steele prevented anything from coming.
Captain Lockyer, in Kenilworth Road
Another great opponent is Tom Lockyer captain of Luton, recovered from cardiac arrest suffered on December 16 in a match against Bournemouth, who watched the game from the stands before jumping onto the field to receive a standing ovation from the fans. The defender, who had an automatic defibrillator implanted, could not hold back his tears of emotion.
Source: La Verdad
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