BRIGHTON 1-1 CHELSEA: WEBSTER'S HEADER EARNS A POINT FOR BRIGHTON WHICH SHOWS THAT CHELSEA HAS WON ONLY THREE PREMIER LEAGUE GAMES IN THEIR LAST ELEVEN(11).
Chelsea dropped focuses for the 6th time in seven Premier League matches in the wake of drawing 1-1 at Brighton on Tuesday night.
Brighton started the more certain of the two groups and had Kepa Arrizabalaga rambling at Jakub Moder's initial exertion, which hauled wide of the far post.
More strain from the Seagulls kept the Blues mooted at this point Hakim Ziyech gave the guests the lead following 28 minutes.
A speculative exertion from the Moroccan glimmered through two Brighton protectors and surprised Robert Sanchez, the Spaniard beat at his close post by the speed of the strike. The hosts' endeavors proceeded regardless of the difficulty and they were compensated right off the bat in the last part when Adam Webster went around the skirmish to hammer home a header from Alex MacAllister's corner.
As the game continued, Brighton looked bound to grab a victor and Neal Maupay was found level footed after a cross into the case from the superb Tariq Lamptey.
With ten minutes remaining, Thomas Tuchel at long last depended on his seat with a triple replacement. Romelu Lukaku was among those leaving following an awful night which by and by neglected to take advantage of his natural abilities.
Yet, Brighton saw out the last tension with a small bunch of openings just on the horizon for the hosts, who took a merited highlight concrete their top-half position.
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