How Brighton can go above Chelsea if they win at Frank Lampard's Coventry
Brighton can climb to fourth and overtake Chelsea with a win, while Coventry seek their first Premier League goal and point of the season.
- On Sunday, September 13, 2026, Brighton faces Coventry at 2 p.m. in a Premier League match, with manager Fabian Hurzeler naming an unchanged starting lineup following last week's 1-1 draw against Leeds.
- Brighton enters in 12th place with four points from three games, while newly promoted Coventry sits at the bottom of the Premier League table after losing their first three fixtures without scoring a goal.
- Seagulls skipper Lewis Dunk anchors the defense alongside £50m signing Luka Vuskovic, while Frank Lampard relies on Taiwo Awoniyi to lead Coventry's attack; Brighton remains without injured stars Kaoru Mitoma and Georginio.
- Victory would propel Brighton to fourth place in the Premier League, allowing them to overtake Chelsea, while Coventry seeks their first points of the campaign under Lampard.
- The match forms the first half of Super Sunday on Sky Sports Premier League and Main Event; fans can stream via Sky Go or Now TV, with day memberships costing £14.99.
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With a wonderful effort and a nice shot in the 36th minute, Babis Kostoulas opened the scoring for Brighton against Coventry. The post Kostoulas “nailed” Coventry with a goal (vid) appeared first on in.gr.
The 19-year-old Greek striker scored a beautiful goal to open the scoring on his team's trip to Coventry
Babis Kostoulas: "Dancing" the Coventry Defense and Opening the Scoring for Brighton - iefimerida.gr
Babis Kostoulas continues to shine in the Premier League, opening the scoring for Brighton against Coventry with a brilliant individual effort. Babis Kostoulas has once again put his stamp on the Premier League! The 19-year-old Greek striker started another game as a starter at the top of Brighton’s attack and justified Fabian Hürtzeler’s trust, scoring the goal with which the “seagulls” opened the scoring at Coventry’s home ground. Kostoulas h…
Brighton and Hove Albion to field unchanged side at Coventry
Fabian Hürzeler has named an unchanged Brighton and Hove Albion side to face Coventry City at 2pm today (Sunday 13 September) after the 1-1 draw at home to Leeds United last weekend. Frank Lampard has also stuck with the same Coventry City side that lost 1-0 to Manchester City at the Etihad eight days ago. […]
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