Brighton beat Arsenal 3-0 as Premier League season reaches international break
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 25 Sept, 12:38 · Archive
Brighton defeated Premier League champions Arsenal 3-0 and sit third in the table.
Brighton have beaten Premier League champions Arsenal 3-0 and currently sit third in the Premier League as the season reaches its international break. It was Arsenal's first league loss since April, ending a run of nine straight league wins. Fabian Hurzeler's Brighton side have emerged as surprise standouts of the campaign so far.
How it is being reported
- Has Arsenal been figured out? Three big questions after Brighton’s upsetThis week, we dive into the big questions surrounding the most surprising result of the Premier League weekend Before this past weekend, Arsenal had not lost in the Premier League since April. Nine straight league wins had been enough to crown the Gunners as champions at the end of last season and firmly establish them as the team to beat early this season. Against Brighton on Saturday, though, the team to beat were beaten. Thoroughly. Continue reading...Guardian Sport · 24 Sept, 11:00
- PREMIER LEAGUE REPORT CARD - PART ONE: Arsenal begin the defence of their crown, Brighton and Brentford are the surprise standouts and faltering Fulham remain winless - so what grades will they get?The international break is upon us, calling a brief halt to a thrilling new Premier League campaign. Daily Mail Sport have compiled report cards for all 20 sides so far. Here are the first ten.Daily Mail Sport · 23 Sept, 22:40
- Why Brighton are the Premier League’s SCARIEST teamBrighton sit 3rd in the Premier League going into the international break after beating Premier League champions Arsenal 3-0. Adam Clery analyses how Fabian Hurzeler's side are doing this, and if their playing style is sustainable over the course of the rest of this season.Independent Sport · 23 Sept, 08:18
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