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Brentford recorded his first victory in the Premier League since December by a 4-2 win over Brighton, who sent Joa Pedro, and also Jan Paul Van Hecke went with his head injury.
Bryan Mbeumo was a man in the heart of a bee victory, scored two and set Yoane Wissa for the other.
It was a sparkling performance from the wing player, who has 18 goals in the Premier League this season.
Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa Slave after Brentford increase the lead against Brighton
Danny Welbeck went to Brighton’s level at the end of the first half, but Brentford looked like he was cruising with a 3-1 victory, when Joao Pedro was shown a flat red card for violent behavior after an altercation with Nathan Collins.
As the ball hung in the air from Punt Bart Verbruggen, Pedro mastered with Collins and, in a rush, threw his hand in the face of Brentford’s defender. Var judged the violent behavior of Pedro, who was discarded to leave Brighton to endure half an hour and the player short.
But Brighton made the ticklish last quarter when she returned the game to Kaora Mitoma at 3-2.
However, the home side finished points at a time of stop when Christian Norgaard found the net.
Christian Norgaard Mobile is his teammates after scoring the fourth goal of Brentford against Brighton
The game ended up on a acidic note when Brighton Defender Van Hecke had to receive eight minutes of medical treatment and expired oxygen after the head conflict. Brighton’s chief Fabian Hurzeler failed to update the players at his press conference after the match.
Brighton is now five without a win in the Premier League. During the second half, fans sang “You don’t know what you are doing” according to Hurzeller after replacement for removing Danny Welbeck while down at 10.
When asked what he thought of the songs, Hurzeler replied, “That’s okay. They have their opinion. The team played well after that.”
March on Van Hecke: ‘A big hit on the head, but I think it’s okay’
Brighton’s wing player Solly March, who got off the bench in the second half, gave an update of his teammate Van Hecke after the game.
March said, “I’m not completely sure (what is the situation). I think he went to the scan. He seemed to talk, but it seemed a bit dazed. It was a big hit on the head. I hope it’s okay. That’s the main thing, I hope.
“It was only unhappy. It was one of these things. Unfortunately, it’s part of football. But as long as he’s fine. That’s the main thing. I think it should be and I hope it is.”
