Premier League: Brighton vs Norwich City Player Ratings as the match tie 0 – 0
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Brighton vs Norwich City: Brighton squared off against Norwich City at Falmer Stadium, Brighton on match-day 31 of 38 in the on-going edition of the Premier League.
Brighton has only picked up one point from their last seven Premier League games (D1 L6), after winning 13 of their previous seven (W3 D4).
Norwich’s tally of 18 points after 30 Premier League games is their lowest ever, while their goal difference of -45 (18 for, 63 against) is the second-lowest of any side at this stage of a Premier League season, trailing only Derby in 2007-08. (-50)
Brighton have been involved in 21 goalless draws in the Premier League since their promotion to the top flight in 2017-18, more than any other team.
Let’s take a look at the player ratings for Brighton vs Norwich City match:-
Brighton vs Norwich City Player Ratings
Brighton
Robert Sánchez (GK) (6.6/10) – Largely untested but showed bravery to claim some tricky crosses.
Joël Veltman (7.4/10) – Some excellent attacking work. Involved in three tackles and did one clearence. Really stepped up and had a impressive night.
Lewis Dunk (C) (7.4/10) – Made a few important interceptions but this was largely a walk in the park. Was brilliant with the passes and long ball.
Marc Cucurella (7.1/10) – Didn’t have much to do either, but did make a brilliant defensive header. Was very impressive in the passes with 90% accuracy.
Pascal Groß (7.5/10) – Probably the best player tonight. Was involved every where. Did good defense. Matched chemistry with the midfielders and forward.
Tariq Lamptey (6.6/10) – A little reckless on occasion but didn’t do much wrong. Pressed with good energy.
Solly March (7.5/10) – Ran the show. Another dazzling performance from the winger, who was far too speedy for Young.
Leandro Trossard (7.4/10) – Did some top work quietly. Did 52 touches was brilliant in passing with 91% accuracy. Did couple of key passes.
Alexis Mac Allister (7.5/10) – Another great time on pitch for him. Was involved in every sector of game. Was outstanding with long ball did brilliant defence and coordination with forward was also awsome.
Neal Maupay (6.5/10) – Contributed to Brighton’s high press but his limitations in front of goal were obvious.
Danny Welbeck (7.1/10) – Wasn’t upto his expectations but did made couple of good runs.
Substitutes:
Enock Mwepu (0/10) – N/A
Jakub Moder (0/10) – N/A
Jeremy Sarmiento (0/10) – N/A
Norwich City
Tim Krul (GK) (7.3/10) – Did well to keep clean sheet. Did four saves with ome inside the box. One high claims and one punches.
Dimitris Giannoulis (7.2/10) – Made to work very, very hard. Some solid defending for City.
Grant Hanley (C) (7.9/10) – Classy as ever. Kept Brighton’s wingers incredibly quiet.
Ben Gibson (7.2/10) – Under a lot of pressure but dealt with most of it quiet well. A little weak in the air.
Sam Byram (7/10) – Very decent. Not the greatest in attack but had a few nice moments.
Billy Gilmour (6.8/10) – Led by example with real energy and some crunching tackles.
Mathias Normann (6.7/10) – Some really classy moments on the ball. Was impressive with passes and touches also.
Pierre Lees-Melou (6.3/10) – Played with real energy but without much finesse.
Kenny McLean (6.9/10) – Dominated the midfield battle. Passing wasn’t good but did couple of long ball and passes.
Teemu Pukki (6.9/10) – Had some nice moments with the ball but guilty of a few sloppy passes.
Milot Rashica (6.1/10) – Put himself about but couldn’t get control of the game at all. Spent a lot of time on the floor.
Substitutes:
Kieran Dowell (0/10) – N/A
Christos Tzolis (0/10) – N/A
John Lowe (0/10) – N/A
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