After a Europa League game, Brighton comes back to the domestic obligations as they meet Bournemouth in the sixth round of the English Premier League. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Currently sitting in fifth place on the EPL table, the Seagulls have triumphed in four out of their last five league matches, displaying a remarkable performance on the field. The most recent loss in the Europa League to AEK Athens won’t change anything regarding the unit’s morale because Brighton is entirely focused on the Premiership and not that much on the international stage. At this point of the year, though. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
What sets them apart is a remarkable pool of talented youngsters within their ranks. Over the past two years, the Seagulls have emerged as a factory for good players, which is why excellent results came. Trashing Manchester United at Trafford isn’t surprising anymore, because the Seagulls have players who are better than many playing for the top four teams in the country.<\/p>\n\n\n\n