Brighton drew 2-2 at home in a poor display against all-but-relegated Leicester City in a Premier League clash. Joao Pedro’s first penalty of the day made things 1-0 for the Albion in the 31st minute. However, The Foxes were able to level up the scoring after just seven minutes thanks to Mavididi’s shot, which wasn’t dealt with well by Bart Verbruggen. Brighton were then able to get back in the lead in the 55th minute, but seemed to lose confidence in the latter stages of this Premier League fixture. Leicester once again were able to equalise to make it 2-2 thanks to a goal from Okoli. Albion had many opportunities in the first half to make this a whitewash of a game, but they weren’t clinical enough in the final third. After the game, fans were frustrated with the draw, and booed their team. In a post-match press conference after the game, Sussex World asked the Brighton boss about this and if he thought that was a fair reaction from the supporters. Fabian Hurzeler said: “The fans, they decide to boo, it's their decision. "So of course they can boo, they have the right to boo whenever they want. It was not our best performance, especially the second half, we didn't give them what they deserved. “Therefore, I want to see a reaction now from Monday on, to prepare ourselves the best way we can to have a reaction then on the next Saturday against Brentford. "That's what we have to do and that's also what we have to give our fans.” For your next Albion read: 'I'm not' - Micah Richards completely disagrees after major Brighton and Leicester decision
