ECL: Yohanna Missing As Brighton Pip Getafe
Nigerian international Zadok Yohanna was missing in action as Brighton & Hove Albion edged past Getafe 1–0 in Thursday’s UEFA Conference League fixture.
Yohanna, who joined the Seagulls during the summer transfer window, is still waiting to make his debut in European competition this season.
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Fabian Hürzeler’s side controlled proceedings away from home, commanding over 60% possession and creating the better scoring opportunities throughout the contest.
Despite a resilient low block from José Bordalás’s hosts, the breakthrough finally arrived in the 64th minute. Following a well-constructed attack initiated by Pascal Groß, João Costinha cushioned a header across the face of goal for Malick Yalcouyé to tap home from close range.
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Brighton could have extended their lead further, with Jaouen Hadjam striking the woodwork twice and substitute Ibrahim Osman squandering a late chance. At the other end, Dutch goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen produced a stellar performance, pulling off four vital saves against Iván Azón to preserve the clean sheet.
The victory lifts Brighton into the top five of the Conference League standings with seven points from three matches, extending their unbeaten run in Europe.
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