Fabian Hurzeler appeals to Brighton's blue heads' to turn tables on Forest
Briefly

Fabian Hurzeler, Brighton's head coach, understands the fervor surrounding the FA Cup among fans, especially after receiving encouragement from a supporter in Munich. Although relatively new to the club's historical context, he acknowledges past disappointments, including a loss in the 1983 final and recent semi-final penalties against Manchester United. Brighton, currently in good form and seeking their first major trophy, faces Nottingham Forest in the quarter-finals. Hurzeler highlights the importance of maintaining team's focus, responsibility, and unity in response to their earlier 7-0 defeat against Forest, indicating their strong potential going forward.
Hurzeler believes that while the excitement for the FA Cup is palpable amongst fans, it is crucial for the team to maintain focus and not overhype the match.
Brighton relived the heartache of their 1983 FA Cup final loss against Manchester United, yet they remain determined to pursue their first major trophy.
Hurzeler emphasizes that the team's response to their earlier loss against Nottingham Forest reflects their strength and commitment, focusing on ownership and responsibility.
With an open draw in the FA Cup, and only Manchester City remaining as a favorite, Brighton sees a realistic path towards achieving their trophy ambitions.
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