Manchester City has a record of 8-0 against Brighton at home.
It’s about time Manchester City starts to regroup if they’re to keep their European dreams alive. Surprisingly, that’s the kind of season Pep Guardiola has had in terms of standards.
After losing to Nottingham Forest 1-0 last time around, The Cityzens have fallen to the fifth spot, two points clear of Newcastle. The race to European competition is proving to be a nail-biter in the Premier League.
Guardiola and his men will host Brighton in the Round 29 of the Premier League on Saturday. Brighton got better of City the last time these two sides met in September. After leading the contest 1-0 till the 80-minute mark, City threw the lead as they lost the game 2-1, thanks to a Jao Pedro’s late winner.
It's matchday at the City in the Community Etihad Stadium! 🏡#ManCity pic.twitter.com/WEqGY7IAe7
— Manchester City (@ManCity) March 15, 2025
The game between Manchester City and Brighton Hove & Albion will kick-off at 11 a.m. ET (3:00 PM GMT) on Saturday, March 15, 2025. This will only be the second time Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler and Guardiola will meet each other as the German manager has a winning advantage over Guardiola.
Manchester City last played Brighton in the league at home in October 2023. Erling Haaland and Julian Alvarez’s goals gave Guardiola’s team a 2-1 victory, their 21st straight victory at the Etihad, setting a new Premier League record.
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With only a six-point difference between third-placed Newcastle and ninth-place Brighton, the European spots are anybody’s to take. The Sky Blues have never lost to Brighton at home to keep their record as they try to get back to winning ways.
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