Brighton vs Manchester United LIVE face TODAY, Thursday, May 4, in the framework of the pending date of the 28th day of the Premier League at the Falmer Stadium from 2.00 p.m. The clash will be televised by ESPN and the Star Plus streaming platform.
Brighton vs. Manchester United: Match profile
| Brighton vs. Manchester United | Premier League |
| When do they play? | Thursday, May 4 |
| Hour? | 2.00 p. m. |
| Where? | Falmer Stadium |
| Channel? | ESPN and Star Plus. |
What time do Brighton vs. Manchester United play?
Brighton vs. Manchester United will be played from 2.00 p.m. for matchday 28 of the Premier League. Check the schedules according to each country:
Mexico: 1.00 p.m.
Peru, Ecuador, Colombia: 2.00 p.m.
Venezuela, Bolivia, Paraguay, Chile: 3.00 p.m.
Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay: 4.00 p.m.
Which channel broadcasts Brighton vs. Manchester United?
Brighton vs. Manchester United will be broadcast on the ESPN channel and on the Star Plus streaming platform for all of South America.+
How to watch Brighton vs. Manchester United ONLINE FREE?
So that you do not miss the transmission of Brighton vs. Manchester United online, you can tune into the signal of Star Plus, a streaming service in which you can access all the programming of sporting events.
Brighton vs. Manchester United: where do they play?
Brighton vs. Manchester United will play at the Falmer Stadium, known as American Express Community Stadium, located in Brighton & Hove in the town of Falmer, in the United Kingdom.
The hosts are favored heavily in this match, with the visiting Red Devils at over 2/1 odds to win. Interestingly, despite having played to a scoreless draw last time out, goals are expected in a big way, with the over at nearly 1/2 and both teams massively expected to score.
Brighton are the darlings of the Premier League this season, and there’s no question that Roberto De Zerbi has proven himself a top-class head coach. Yet they’ve shown signs of slipping for some time now, and the fact that they’re such heavy favorites in this match against a Champions League caliber opponent is confusing.
Both these teams have been first-half sides of late, especially Brighton, who have scored the most goals (12) in the first 15 minutes of matches this Premier League season. Their 30 first-half goals put them joint-third behind just title contenders Man City and Arsenal, and their 49 percent first-half goal share places them joint-fourth in the league.
Meanwhile, four of Manchester United’s past five goals in league play have come in the first half, showing just how Erik ten Hag has shifted towards unlocking his side earlier in matches to counteract their goal slump through the last month or so. Expect the first half to be open, while the leader will muck things up late.
