Liverpool and Brighton drew 2-2 in the Premier League.The question of whether Pascal Gross’s red card against Liverpool should have been issued was avoided by Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi.
On the south coast of the Premier League yesterday, the Reds fought to a 2-2 draw. In the 20th minute, Simon Adringa gave Brighton the lead, but Liverpool responded just before halftime. After Dominik Szoboszlai secured Liverpool a penalty five minutes later, Mo Salah struck to tie the score on the forty-minute mark. We can speak until tomorrow night and are not quite in accord, the referee said as the midfielder was being hauled back after gaining possession deep within enemy territory. It’s finished for me. The Dunk goal in the two minutes ago when I spoketime I come to talk to you, the most sincere.”
Regarding the outcome, De Zerbi remarked, “It’s a good point. In my opinion, we outperformed Liverpool in the entire 90 minutes, particularly in the opening 45 minutes. It was disgusting in there.We were behind 1-2 at the half after giving up two goals in a very poor manner. We were losing, but we didn’t realize it at the time. Both teams played well, and I believe it was a solid game overall.
