Quote from: Altryist on Today at 06:49:04 PM

I think the important point was that Aston Villa scored an early goal, and later Brighton tried to get back and spent a lot of time attacking, often forgetting about defense, and look how many goals were scored in this match on counterattacks, besides that there was an own goal and a rebound off a Brighton defender. Let's just say it was a bad day for Brighton.

Aston Villa was in an alfa mood and they showed superiority over the early goals also contributed and from what happened yesterday they scored the most goals yesterday and aside from the six goals they have six shots on target, the play was just impressive and even Manchester city was beating and no one expected it. and with the way the goals were coming Brighton's target was just to score by all means so the more they focused on goals the more their defense was left open. O. Watkins scored three goals and one assist the player is one of a kind.

Quote from: BitcoinHunt3r on Today at 07:06:17 PM

Yeah that's right, the early goal disrupted the Brighton players' concentration in 13 minutes Aston Villa was able to score 3 goals in the first half and the problem continued until 5 minutes before the end of the match, overall Brighton played badly but we know that was the impact of the first half. After all, Aston Villa is on fire especially when playing at home so their self-confidence increases and can take advantage of the moment. Anyway, this week we saw a lot of surprises from the top teams and we don't know if this is just a coincidence.

Aston Villa surprised me first half they had 3 goals already and I feel they used the same strategy as Manchester City once they scored the first goal the next thing they increased on there counter-attack and started dropping goals like Water and with that, they will get there opponent in a confused state, majority of clubs play well especially when they are at home, and home advantage contributed to them defeating brighton.