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Evening Standard
· collected 2026-09-19 · by Tashan Deniran-Alleyne and Matt Verri
Arsenal faces Brighton in their final Premier League match before the first international break of the season, aiming for an eighth consecutive win. Manager Mikel Arteta has made several lineup changes, including bringing back key players like David Raya and Bukayo Saka after resting them midweek. The article focuses on live updates from the game at the Amex Stadium, noting Arsenal's shaky start with goalkeeper Raya struggling with distribution early in the match.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-19,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On September 19, Arsenal faced Brighton at the Amex Stadium in Brighton for a Premier League match. Despite arriving on the back of seven consecutive wins, Arsenal suffered an embarrassing 3-0 defeat to Brighton, their first loss by a three-goal margin in over three years. Key defensive issues plagued Arsenal; players like Jurrien Timber and Ezri Konsa were particularly poor, allowing Brighton's attackers time and space to score from distance. Mikel Arteta’s team struggled with Brighton's pressing game, often failing to mark key opponents effectively. The loss brings into question the sustainability of Arsenal's recent form, especially their defensive solidity, as they face a challenging period ahead with upcoming international breaks.
Written for “Arsenal vs Brighton Match Results Lin…” on 2026-10-05,
grounded in this article and the 16 other(s) covering the same event.
Arsenal continue a run of successive away games today, facing Brighton in their last Premier League fixture before the first international break of the season.
asserted
Arsenal → continue → season
The Gunners have beaten Napoli, Sunderland and Ipswich across three different competitions in the past 10 days and are out to record an eighth straight win.
asserted
Gunners → beat → win
Mikel Arteta has, as expected, handed a recall to David Raya, Declan Rice, Riccardo Calafiori, Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz this afternoon after they were all rested for the Carabao Cup win in midweek.
asserted
they → expect → midweek
Jurrien Timber is fit enough to make his first start of the season but, Ben White and Cristhian Mosquera both miss out.
asserted
White → make → season
Fabian Hurzeler, meanwhile, has said he has no regrets over past Arsenal comments as he prepares to renew a feud with Arteta and his side should be in good spirits after thumping Coventry last weekend and then coming from 2-0 down at Old Trafford to dump Manchester United out of the Carabao Cup.
asserted
side → say → Cup
Raya passing it straight out, Konsa dribbling it along his own six-yard box and firing a pass at Gabriel.
asserted
Konsa → pass → Gabriel
Brighton getting plenty of encouragement when they press.
asserted
they → get → encouragement
Raya struggling with his distribution early on as he passes the ball straight out of play under no real pressure this time.
asserted
he → struggle → pressure
A couple of nervy moments for both goalkeepers early on as they are rushed into clearances.
asserted
they → rush → clearances
First chance falls to Brighton as Calafiori’s clearance reaches Kadioglu who fires over.
asserted
who → fall → Kadioglu
Away we go!
asserted
we → go → ?
The defending Premier League champions have lost twice at the Amex in each of the last two seasons.
asserted
champions → defend → seasons
Brighton vs Arsenal
A warm embrace between Hurzeler and Arteta ahead of kick-off.
HERE WE GO!
asserted
WE → go → off
No Lewis-Skelly
This is the first Premier League fixture that Myles Lewis-Skelly has not started this season as he makes way for Arsenal summer signing Bruno Guimaraes.
asserted
he → start → Guimaraes
As such, it’s Guimaraes, Rice and Odegaard for the Gunners this afternoon.
asserted
it → ’ → Gunners
Their best midfield trio?
Brighton anniversary
A special kit for a special occasion.
Kick-off approaching in East Sussex
15 minutes to go until kick-off at the Amex Stadium.
asserted
off → approach → Stadium
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