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‘The point is to score, not hit the bar’ – Fernandes dismisses Brighton misfortune – The World Game
Bruno Fernandes has risked the wrath of Brighton and Hove Albion fans as he dismissed their misfortune in Saturday’s 3-2 defeat to Manchester United, during which Graham Potter’s men hit the frame of the goal five times.
In a remarkable contest at the Amex Stadium, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men somehow came away with three points despite seemingly being second-best for the majority of the game.
Brighton had 18 shots in total, to United’s seven, while the home side were incredibly denied by the post or crossbar on five separate occasions, with Leandro Trossard accounting for three of them.
Despite those issues, Brighton appeared to seal a deserved point when Solly March turned home in the fifth minute of stoppage …
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