Ajax
Brighton
Ajax: 40. Ramaj, 2. Rensch( till 78'), 3. Gaaei( till 57'), 4. Hato, 37. Sutalo J., 24. Vos S.( till 73'), 8. Taylor Ke.( till 46'), 38. Hlynsson Kr.( till 57'), 7. Bergwijn, 9. Brobbey, 23. Berghuis
Substitution: 10. Akpom(from 46'), 25. Sosa B.(from 57'), 11. Forbs(from 57'), 33. Tahirovic(from 73'), 19. Mikautadze(from 78')
Bench: 22. Pasveer, 51. Setford, 17. Salah-Eddine, 18. Medic, 30. Ávila, 39. Godts M., 42. Martha
Brighton: 1. Verbruggen, 5. Dunk( till 46'), 29. van Hecke, 34. Veltman, 6. Milner( till 8'), 8. Dahoud( till 65'), 13. Groß, 22. Mitoma, 9. João Pedro, 24. Adingra, 31. Fati An.( till 65')
Substitution: 30. Estupiñán(from 65' till 77'), 28. Ferguson E.(from 65'), 20. Baleba(from 77'), 11. Gilmour B.(from 8')
Bench: 23. Steele, 38. McGill, 4. Webster, 41. Hinshelwood, 14. Lallana, 56. Duffus, 40. Buonanotte
Yellow Cards: João Pedro 33', van Hecke 69'
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Ajax are close to losing their chances of qualifying for the Europa League playoffs
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Everton defender Vitaly Mikolenko scored his second goal in the English Premier League
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Ajax appoints John van ’t Schip as interim head coach of Ajax 1
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Brighton head coach Roberto De Zerbi talks about victory over Ajax
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Ajax lost to Brighton in the 3rd round of the group stage of the Europa League (0:2) after goals from Joao Pedro and Ansu Fati
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Ajax and Maurice Steijn will part ways with immediate effect
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Ajax has already suffered its fourth defeat in seven matches of the Dutch championship and is in penultimate place in the Eredivisie
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Goals from Julian Alvarez and Erling Haaland helped 10-man City overcame Brighton 2-1 at the Etihad to regain top spot in the Premier League table
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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on Brighton's Roberto de Zerbi
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Brighton have officially announced the signing of a new contract with Japanese midfielder Kaoru Mitoma
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Following are the results of UEFA Europa League
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Brighton continued their successful start in the new Premier League season with an away win over Manchester United