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Brighton & Hove Albion defeated Manchester City 3-2 in a thrilling match, with head coach Dario Vidošić praising the team's strong response after conceding an early goal. Madison Haley scored twice, contributing to the victory at Broadfield Stadium.
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Vidošić hails Brighton & Hove Albion’s reaction against Manchester City
Madison Haley netted a brace while Kiko Seike was also on target for the Sussex side in Crawley.
When speaking to the media after the match, Brighton & Hove Albion boss Vidošić praised his side’s reaction to going a goal down after just five minutes.
“I was probably quite disappointed with the first half, Vidošić said. “We put ourselves under a lot of unnecessary pressure and nearly gifted a couple early goals. It could have been a lot harder than what it was, but credit to the girls, it took us a while, but we did find our feet. I think the big credit goes to everyone for the reaction.”
Brighton & Hove Albion face three of the Barclays Women’s Super League’s top-four in the latest block of matches and Vidošić says that it is an exciting time for the club.
He said “We did speak about this block and we said it was an exciting block. We didn’t want to shy away from it, we’re playing the sort of top half of the table and the league leaders first after an international break and then to make it a little bit more complicated, we get a rearranged fixture and we’ve got an FA Cup semi-final at the weekend as well. I think it’s an exciting time, especially to finish the season and the way that we went before the international break with a big win against Arsenal, it sort of gives us that belief.
“Today, we sort of felt that at 3-1 where we just defended, we invited a lot of pressure, but defended again much, much better. It’s a good start, but we know that the next test is again a very tough test where we’re going back to Manchester to take on the red side. It’s one that we’ll be very positive about and just keep building what we’ve started from the start of the season.”
Brighton & Hove Albion won the match against Manchester City with a final score of 3-2.
Madison Haley scored two goals, and Kiko Seike also found the net for Brighton & Hove Albion.
Dario Vidošić praised his team's reaction after going behind early in the match, highlighting their resilience.
The match took place at Broadfield Stadium in Crawley.
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Brighton & Hove Albion were again backed by a healthy crowd and Vidošić praised his side’s support, who were in full voice throughout.
He said “It is massive. We speak a lot about how their support is big, it helps us and helps the girls in particular. It’s something that we really enjoy. I’m very thankful for it, not just today, but for the ones that come and travel with us. They’re pushing the team the whole way and I think that plays a part, it’s something that we talk about as well, that we want to reward that.
“The result isn’t always guaranteed, but I think as long as the effort is there and we look like us, I think that’s enough for the fans because we all want to win. Every game, we always go out to win, we train to win. We do everything for that, but I think what’s most important is that we’re recognisable to the fans.”
Brighton & Hove Albion are back in Barclays Women’s Super League action next weekend when they travel to Manchester United.