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Fernandes sets assist record as Seagulls give thanks to others

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May 25, 2026

Sussex by the sea will host Conference League football next season even if Brighton could not keep their side of the bargain.

- John Brewin

Fernandes sets assist record as Seagulls give thanks to others

Fernandes creates, De Gea celebrates

(Photograph: Matthew Childs/Action Images/Reuters)

They let their fate drop from their control, their fans enduring an anxious afternoon of relying on results elsewhere and a decent 5G connection. Eventually, as players and coaches stood in the centre circle, the good news arrived.

“It was the worst time for this performance from us but we have to look at it overall in what we achieved,” said the Brighton head coach, Fabian Hürzeler. “We are in Europe for a second time, we should be celebrating that. It’s important you see where we came from.”

At 6.01pm, European football was secured by events on Merseyside and Wearside. Manchester United, third place and Champions League football long secured, had dazzled Brighton in hot sun in the first game of Michael Carrick’s reign as permanent manager. History had been made by Bruno Fernandes supplying a record 21st assist of the Premier League season for Patrick Dorgu’s opener.

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