Historic moments for Brighton, beat Southampton and… it’s going to Europe for the first time!

It lives great moments Brightonwith the team of the same name securing a European ticket for the first time in its history!

De Cerby’s team prevailed 3-1 of the relegated Southampton for the 37th “turn” and thus in its two remaining games – with Manchester City, who owes it and with Aston Villa for the last matchday – it will seek its best possible placement. It is in 6th place and has hopes even for 5th (both give a ticket for the Europa League), while only by… suicide will it end up 7th (Europa Conference League) since it is far superior in goal difference (having the least match).

In the competitive part, Ferguson scored the first two goals, at 29′ and 40′, with diagonal shots. THE Elionousi reduced in the 58th minute with a header after a corner kick, in the 63rd minute Walklot’s goal was disallowed for offside, for the Gross to make the final 3-1 in the 69th minute with a nice energy and clever drift shot.

The rating:

In detail, the program of the 37th matchday:

Saturday (20/5)

Tottenham-Bradford 1-3

(8′ Kane – 50′, 62′ Embeumo, 88′ Wisa)

Bournemouth-Manchester United 0-1

(9′ Casemiro)

Fulham-Crystal Palace 2-2

(45’+5′ pen, 61′ Mitrovic – 34′ Edwards, 83′ Wards)

Liverpool-Aston Villa 1-1

(89′ Firmino – 27′ Ramsey)

Wolves-Everton 1-1

(34′ Chan – 90’+10′ Mina)

Nottingham Forest-Arsenal 1-0

(19′ Avonigi)

Sunday (21/5)

West Ham-Leeds 3-1

(31′ Rice, 72′ Bowen, 90’+4′ Lancini – 17′ Rodrigo)

Brighton-Southampton 3-1

(29′, 40′ Ferguson, 69′ Gross – 58′ Elionoussi)

Manchester City-Chelsea (18:00)

Monday (22/5)

Newcastle-Leicester (22:00)

The program of the next (38th) and last matchday:

Sunday (28/5)

Manchester United-Fulham (18:30)

Brentford-Manchester City

Southampton-Liverpool

Chelsea-Newcastle

Arsenal-Wolves

Leeds-Tottenham

Leicester-West Ham

Aston Villa-Brighton

Everton-Bournemouth

Crystal Palace-Nottingham Forest