Manchester United vs Brighton live: Can the Red Devils respond after Derby disappointment against in-form Seagulls

Manchester United host Brighton in the third round of the Carabao Cup tonight with a chance to bounce back quickly from their weekend defeat.

Michael Carrick’s side suffered a disappointing 1-0 loss to Manchester City despite the visitors playing with 10 men for much of the game.

They now face a Brighton side who have won four of their past five visits to Old Trafford.

The Seagulls will head north with confidence after beating Coventry 5-0 on Sunday.

Football player Louis Dunk raises and clenches his right fist and roars to celebrate a goal while playing for English Premier League team Brighton FC, wearing a green shirt with the club crest and Nike logo.Football player Louis Dunk raises and clenches his right fist and roars to celebrate a goal while playing for English Premier League team Brighton FC, wearing a green shirt with the club crest and Nike logo.

Manchester United v Brighton recent form and statistics

  • Manchester United have won just one of their first four Premier League games this season.
  • United have conceded seven goals so far and have not kept a clean sheet in the league.
  • Brighton have scored 13 goals in their first four Premier League games.
  • Brighton’s 5-0 victory over Coventry was their joint second-biggest win in the Premier League.
  • Brighton has met Manchester United nearly 11 times in all competitions, winning 7 of them.
  • Pascal Gross has scored seven career goals against Manchester United, his highest tally against any opponent.

Where to watch Manchester United vs Brighton: TV and online streaming

Kick-off time on Wednesday is 20:00 BST (17:00 ET/12:00 PT). In the UK, it is televised live on ITV1, Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Ultra.

Streaming media is through ITV website and the ITVX app, which is available on a variety of devices for viewing on the go.

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