Manchester United’s 3-1 loss to Brighton & Hove Albion was their first home loss in the Premier League in 31 games.

Goalkeeper Jason Steele of Brighton and Hove Albion has acknowledged that his squad was taken aback by way Manchester United began during their loss at Old Trafford.

In front of their home crowd, United got off to a strong start and applied pressure right away. But they unexpectedly found themselves in the losing column.

The game’s momentum was altered when former striker Danny Welbeck scored from just a few yards away in front of the Stretford End. Just before the break, Rasmus Hojlund thought he had equalized, but VAR disallowed the goal because it was determined that the ball had left the field of play during the build-up.

Less than ten minutes after the half, the Seagulls capitalized on their luck by having Pascal Gross double their lead. The game was declared over when Joao Pedro made it 3-0 after 71 minutes.

Hannibal Mejbri’s long-range goal, his first for the Reds, gave fans one reason to cheer, but it wasn’t enough to save any of the points. Steele remarked after the game that it took Brighton some time to get used to United’s approach but that they were deserving of the victory.

He told Premier League Productions that he was feeling excellent. a successful outcome. It is an incredible sensation to be away at Old Trafford.

We performed bravely and with great emotion, so we certainly deserved to win. We wanted to play aggressively and on the front foot, but United played a little differently than we had anticipated, so we had to adjust. However, after 10 to 15 minutes, we started to calm down and take control of the game.

Prior to their Champions League match against Bayern Munich on Wednesday night, Erik ten Hag’s team must regroup.