Thrilling Comeback Seals Point for Seagulls at London Stadium

Brighton & Hove Albion’s dramatic 2-2 draw against West Ham United was a testament to their resilience and determination, as they mounted two stunning comebacks in the space of just nine minutes. Trailing 1-0 at halftime, the Seagulls scored twice in quick succession to take the lead, but West Ham equalized in the final minute, sending the match into a thrilling conclusion. The first half was marked by controversy, with three penalty claims being awarded during the 45 minutes, highlighting the intense nature of the encounter. In the end, it was Brighton who emerged victorious, securing their second draw against the Hammers this season and handing them a rare point on the road. For Albion manager Roberto De Zerbi, the result was a fitting demonstration of his team’s character and ability to overcome adversity. “We showed great heart and determination today,” he said in the post-match interview. “Our players never gave up, even when we were down two goals. It’s a huge credit to them that they were able to come back so strongly.” Despite the draw, West Ham boss David Moyes expressed frustration at his team’s inability to capitalize on their early lead. “We should have seen out the game,” he said. “But Brighton showed us that they are capable of causing problems and giving us a hard time. We’ll learn from this and move forward.”