Speaking after the game, Seagulls boss Graham Potter said: “I thought maybe in the final third we struggled a little bit. We didn’t have the decision making, we lacked a bit of width and an ability to attack the back line.
“It was a tricky game, against a back five with Norwich fighting for points. and it was never going to be straightforward. We did some things well but didn’t play well enough to get the three points.
“If the referee on pitch doesn’t give it (Neal Maupay's appeal for a penalty) it’s a tough one for VAR to overrule, but I haven’t seen it back closely.”
Meanwhile, Seagulls star defender Dan Burn also weighed in on the controversial decision not to award his side a penalty, and contended: “If he [Maupay] hadn't of been clipped he would not have gone down because he could have put it in [the goal]
“We thought it was a penalty but VAR has had a look at it and they must not have thought that.So we have just got to believe what they say.”
Next up, the Seagulls, who currently sit fourth in the Premier League table, will look to continue their impressive run of form this Saturday evening, when they
host champions Manchester City at the Amex Stadium.
Take a look at all the latest news from the Premier League, as the reaction to last weekend's exhilarating action continues:
5. Juventus ace could make Premier League move
Football super agent Mino Raiola is said to be looking to move his client Matthijs de Ligt to the Premier League, amid both Chelsea and Man City being linked with the Juventus ace. He's under contract his current club until 2024. (CalcioMercato) Photo: Valerio Pennicino
6. Brady seals Bournemouth move
Ex-Burnley man Robbie Brady has completed a move to Championship side Bournemouth. The Clarets' former £16m signing was also linked with Celtic and Middlesbrough, but managed to secure a move to the Championship leaders instead. (Sky Sports) Photo: Clive Brunskill
7. Gunners firm favourites to re-sign the Ox
Arsenal have been named firm 2/1 favourites to re-sign their former star Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in January, ahead of West Ham. Liverpool are said to be keen to recoup most of the £35m they spent to sign him from the Gunners in 2017, with a bid of around £30m likely to seal the deal. (SkyBet) Photo: Stephen Pond
8. Raphinha's former coach makes Leeds dig
Vitor Campelos has claimed the Whites are "too small" Leeds United star Raphinha's talent, amid speculation over a future move to Liverpool. Campelos, was previously in charge of Vitoria Guimaraes B, who Raphinha featured for before progressing to the main side. (Sport Witness) Photo: Buda Mendes