News about Solly March

Solly March is facing a 'long time' on the hospital bed, according to Roberto De Zerbi who revealed he was cursed with his injuries. March seemed to be bending his knee deep into stoppage time and was finally suspended from the field on a stretcher, much to his boss's bemusement. We are playing a different game this season, and we are losing too many players,' Brighton boss Ed Miliband said.

THE NOTEBOOK: Evan Ferguson, an 18-year-old boy, earned an excellent 3-1 victory for Brighton against Newcastle at home. After England goalkeeper Nick Pope spilled a strong Billy Gilmour effort right into his direction, Irish striker Ferguson started the scoring for the seagulls. Brighton pressed the advantage well, while Ferguson delivered a second midway through the second half with a stunning 25-yard curling effort into the bottom corner.

Someone from Brighton's training ground team pokes his head through the door with a modest warning: 'Solly's still on the training field practising his corners.' He might be a little late,' says the author. Practice makes everything perfect. Brighton is currently in the process of being operative. Roberto De Zerbi's men win by two out of two, ahead of their match against West Ham on Saturday, with Solly March at the center of it.

In their first two games, the Seagulls scored four goals over Luton and Wolves, but Europa Conference League champions West Ham will be able to give them a sterner test. Evan Ferguson, the top-rated forward on Roberto De Zerbi's side this season, is yet to start, but he is the bookies' favorite, with 9-2 to score the first goal and 5/4 to score anytime during the game. Brighton has a variety of scoring options in their squad, but Solly March has the most goals in the Premier League after the second round of fixtures.

Brighton has unquestionably been the most entertaining team to watch in the Premier League over the past two games, and Roberto De Zerbi's side has been strongly encouraged to win in a series of consecutive games to start the season. In their first two games, the Seagulls defeated Luton Town and Wolves by the same 4-1 scoreline, but West Ham, who came back from an impressive 3-1 victory over Chelsea, is expected to be a much more difficult opponent. Sky Bet is confident that they will triumph once more and maintain their 100 percent record, despite odds of just over half.

March has been asked to be like a 'winger for the big teams' and to keep the goals flowing this season in order to keep Brighton flying high. In a victory over Wolves, right winger March, 29, netted twice twice in the top-of-the-table Seagulls' second-half blitz, making it two victories in a row. 'My goal for the season is 15 goals,' March said. I know it's still a long way to go, but it's off to a good start.' I was watching it with some coaches before the game, and they were advising me that I had to bust a gut to get into the box, and it was a treat. The executions were on point.'

1-4 BRIGHTON BRIGHTON - TIM NASH AT MOLINEUX: TIM NASH AT MOLINEUX TIM NASH: Brighton and Hove Albion thrashes Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-0, leaving Roberto De Zerbi's side top the early Premier League table at halftime. Brighton beat Luton Town by a stunning individual goal by Kaoru Mitoma, Perma Estupián doubled the Seagulls' lead within 40 seconds of restarting, after Solly March's brace gave Brighton their second straight victory since losing Luton Town to the sword last week. Only after the hour, subpoena Hwang Hee Chan pulled one back, but it was a sad first home game for Wolves' new head coach Gary O'Neil, which gave him a lot to consider.

KIERAN GILL AT THE AMEX: Brighton has started off their season off to a winning start with goals from Solly March, Joao Pedro, Simon Adingra, and Evan Ferguson. The Seagulls were up 2-0 against Carlton Morris after being put down by March and Pedro. Roberto De Zerbi's side won after late goals from Adingra and Ferguson, but not before they lost by a single point.

After Brighton defeated Manchester United on Thursday night with a 99th-minute penalty, less than two weeks after their Wembley Stadium heartache, Roberto De Zerbi said, 'there is a God of football.' Brighton lost in the FA Cup semi-finals at Wembley Stadium, Solly March's missing the crucial kick in the shootout. After Luke Shaw's handball, Alexis Mac Allister buried his winner from the spot here.

This weekend, it was another thrilling weekend of action in English football. Despite an incredible comeback against Southampton, Arsenal (left) dropped more points, while their rivals Tottenham (bottom right) were beaten 6-1 by Europe-chasing rivals Newcastle. Leicester and West Ham both gained significant victories to move them up the table in the relegation war, with Fulham beating Leeds to bring Javi Gracia's side further into the shadow and Liverpool defeating Nottingham Forest in a five-goal thriller. Crystal Palace and Everton and Brentford and Aston Villa were drawn, while Manchester City advanced past Sheffield United 3-0 before being pushed by Brighton on penalties. Sportmail examines the ten things we learned from the Premier League and FA Cup's most important clashes.

Despite initial concerns that Raphael Varane will miss the remainder of the season, Erik ten Hag has speculated that he might return to Manchester City for the FA Cup final. Manchester United beat Brighton 7-6 on Sunday for a showpiece shootout victory, following Solly March's tense spot kick over the bar before Victor Lindelof netted the winning penalty. Varane suffered an ankle injury during United's 5-2 Europa League quarter-final loss to Sevilla, with the Red Devils 2-0 up in the tie at the time. He had been expected to miss up to six weeks of action and thus be barred from further action for the remainder of the campaign.

Manchester United may not have been the best squad on the day in their FA Cup semi-final victory over Brighton, but they were certainly the most well-advisors. The Red Devils won by 7-6 on penalty shootout, but it was all thanks to the players' participation in the dark arts to get them over the line - until Brighton's Solly March blazed over the bar with his final attempt. In the tense shootout, March became the only player to miss a single shot out, as Victor Lindelof of then put his effort in the top corner to seal a final Wembley return for United.

CHRIS WHEELER AT WEMBLEY: Weghorst pressed the ball to his lips and gave Brighton's FA Cup dream the kiss of death. No sooner had Weghorst handed it to Solly March than the Brighton player was flying high above the bar to give Manchester United the advantage in the shootout and the chance of winning in a close semi-final. Victor Lindelof stepped up to the octagon to secure United's place in the Cup Final against Manchester City in June here at Wembley Stadium.

After the goalkeeper was seen reading a series of notes prior to Manchester United's penalty shootout win over Brighton, the goalkeeper was left baffled, but he didn't make a single save. Both teams were due to clash after 120 minutes, with Roberto de Zerbi's men missing a slew of chances to score at Wembley Stadium. And at the end of regulation time, it was a chance for De Gea to step up and be a hero, with the 32-year-old studying what seemed to be a cheat sheet on the ground immediately before stepping between the posts for the thrilling shootout, which eventually led to victory 7-6.

Casemiro refused to shoulder any blame when Manchester United needed a strong penalty-taker to step up in their FA Cup semi-final shoot-out against Brighton at Wembley on Sunday. Although United manager Erik ten Hag and his assistant Steve McClaren rallied their energy-stricken players for a shoot-out that would determine who would be sent to Manchester City in the final, Casemiro demonstrated his potential to take on the challenge.

Solly March of Brighton was left in tears after missing the vital penalty in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final loss to Manchester United at Wembley Stadium. After the game ended 0-0 after extra time, United defeated the opponent 1-0 to advance to the first all-Manchester match in the final. March, Brighton's seventh player to step up to the shootout, fired the ball over the bar before Victor Lindelof found the net, resulting in a 7-6 shootout victory for United.

After winning the FA Cup final, Erik Ten Hag has promised that Manchester United will give 'everything' to discredit fierce rivals Manchester City's treble. After United and Brighton played 120 minutes of football without a goal, Victor Lindelof scored the decisive penalty after Solly March missed in a dramatic shoot-out. The tense victory set-up of a thrilling final against their ferocious local rivals, who are competing for glory in the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup.

During Manchester United's FA Cup semi-final victory over Brighton at Wembley on Thursday night, David de Gea'redeemed himself' after a dramatic match against Sevilla in the Europa League. However, with his deal coming to an end in June, the Spaniard's future at Old Trafford remains uncertain.

With a kissed the match ball before handing it over to an unfortunate Solly March who missed his penalty, Wout Weghorst helped Manchester United reach the FA Cup final in more ways than one. Weghorst kissed the ball after scoring his 12th in the shoot-out before handing it over to Brighton's attacker.

Manchester United defeated Brighton on penalty shootout in the FA Cup final. After 120 minutes, both teams struggled to find the back of the net, but the Red Devils threw in all of their goals to advance to the final, though Brighton's Solly March skied his attempts across the bar. Erik ten Hag's side will face Man City, their hometown rivals, in the final on June 3 - the first time the two teams have met in a final.

After Manchester United's victory over Brighton (0-0 AET 7-6 on penalties) to advance to the FA Cup final, David de Gea has maintained that his team is still hungry for more glory. During the game, the Spanish goalkeeper was a standout performer, losing multiple times to hold the score level at 0-0 up until extra time. Victor Lindelof scored the winning penalty for the Red Devils, but the Seagulls and Solly March had a heartache when they missed their seventh penalty over the bar.

Chelsea was largely defeated by Brighton in their 2-1 loss on Saturday afternoon. It was Frank Lampard's third game since being in charge of an interim basis, as well as the third match that the Blues had lost. They took the lead early on thanks to Conor Gallagher's deflected shot, which looped over Roberto Sanchez in the Brighton goal.

KIERAN GILL AT THE AMEX STADIUM: Brighton is now back in the hands of the locals, but for a few hours on Sunday, something fishy happened in this town by the seaside, which led to the exode of Harry Haddocks. With their inflatable friends, Grimsby supporters travelled around, the League Two club's store sold 3,000 for this trip. They marched down the Lanes, they took over the pubs, and they commandeered Brighton Pier, which was awash in black and white stripes. Grimsby's fans were determined to enjoy their day, fearing that this was likely to be the end of their FA Cup journeys because they were facing a team ranked 76 places above them. Well, it was true, with Brighton mercilessly sticking a pin in their Harry Haddocks, but the visitors were not deflated. The players departed the pitch to a standing ovation from both groups of supporters for their longest run in this competition since 1939.

Brighton and Hove Albion have been given a boost ahead of their FA Cup quarter-finals this weekend, with their in-form winger Solly March completing a new deal on Friday. The player will remain in Brighton until 2026, with an optional one-year contract that the club can choose to use. The 28-year-old has been in blistering form for his club, who are under new boss Roberto De Zerbi, who joined the club in the aftermath of Graham Potter's release for Chelsea in September.