Quote from: Falconer on May 08, 2023, 07:04:28 PM

Quote from: BTCGalaxyA12 on May 08, 2023, 06:50:05 PM

Final score 1-5. Dwight McNeil added two late goals after Allister scored and was Brighton's only goal in Brighton's 35th game.
This final result is a relief for Sean Dyche who was appointed as a replacement for Lampard by the Everton management who has the chance to stay in PL even though it is not 100% because Dyche has to think about a pattern of playing against Manchester City in match 36 and Wolverhampton in match 37.

Of course the remaining two matches for Everton are quite tough. Manchester City against Everton after completing the 1st leg of the Champions League, they will certainly try to do their best to defend the PL title from Arsenal.

I don't know what's wrong with Brighton when they have a game with very high attack dominance and ball possession. It's like Brighton just gave up on letting Everton win the match and have a chance to stay in the Premier League next season, did something happen to this match, I mean cheating?

Brighton is a team that always gives difficulties to opponents when playing in the Premier League. Precisely against Everton at home they look like they are not serious.
I think there are nuances if we re-watch the video highlights.
There are some awkward moments. One of them was Everton's fifth goal. Ah never mind. The Premier League has rules set by the FA.

Quote from: Falconer on May 08, 2023, 07:04:28 PM

It makes absolutely no sense about Brighton's defeat when their match statistics are concerned despite their poor defensive appearance.

Mitoma is the only player who appears as usual in every match he plays.
Goalkeeper Steele seemed as immobile as a professional goalkeeper when every Everton player scored five goals.
We cannot convict that the Brighton vs Everton match is full of gambling drama. Just let it be if the rules that will govern if it's true exist.