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Crossing setups, Ayari's movement, set-piece routines: how Brighton's five goals had Fabian Hürzeler's fingerprints all over them
19.10.26, 17:20 7 Minute Read
Introduction
Over the weekend, Brighton beat rivals Crystal Palace 5-0 in one of their most impressive victories of the season so far. The goals flowed freely, with the Albion finding themselves 3-0 up inside the opening 10 minutes.
However, the flurry of goals doesn't show the whole picture. It doesn't show the intentions, instructions and repetitions that could have contributed to Diego Gómez's halfway-line goal, nor does it explain Yasin Ayari popping up in the box.
So, how were these goals actually scored, and what details might have gone unnoticed?
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