Welbeck earns Brighton win to leave Nottingham Forest two points off drop zone
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Welbeck earns Brighton win to leave Nottingham Forest two points off drop zone
"Nottingham Forest's fourth permanent manager of this crazy season may be only four matches into his spell in charge but given owner Evangelos Marinakis's record his position is already looking precarious. A second Premier League defeat in succession since he was appointed to replace Sean Dyche a fortnight ago leaves Forest sweating just two points clear of the drop zone."
"Brighton side packed with experience and who recorded their first home victory for two months thanks to goals from Diego Gomez and Danny Welbeck his 10th of the season to ease more of the pressure on Fabian Hurzeler. Arsenal v Chelsea: Premier League live But while this time the Brighton head coach left the pitch to cheers rather than boos, as his side now find themselves 11th in the table and looking upwards."
"Pereira must find a solution to Forest's lethargy after a campaign when they have struggled to cope with the demands of European football. Matz Sels the hero of their penalty shootout victory here in the FA Cup sixth round last season was the only change from the team that faced Liverpool last week."
Nottingham Forest suffered a second consecutive Premier League defeat under new manager Vitor Pereira, losing to Brighton 2-0 with goals from Diego Gomez and Danny Welbeck. The loss leaves Forest precariously positioned just two points clear of the relegation zone ahead of a challenging fixture against Manchester City. Brighton improved their position to 11th place with the victory, easing pressure on manager Fabian Hurzeler after a difficult run of form. Forest made one change from their previous match, bringing in goalkeeper Matz Sels to replace the injured Stefan Ortega following their Europa League fixture against Fenerbahce. Brighton's win came after they had struggled with consecutive defeats at home, but steadied themselves with a recent victory at Brentford.
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