MATCH FACTS

■■Brighton have won consecutive away league games for the first time since September 2021 and are now unbeaten in three Premier League games overall, winning the last two, after losing each of the six before that.

■■Tottenham have lost three of their last six home Premier League games (W3) – as many defeats as they suffered in their previous 14 on home soil (W10 D1). ■■Tottenham failed to direct a single shot on target for the first time in their last 21 Premier League games, since November 7th 2021 v Everton.

■■Brighton are only the second team in

Premier League history to win away at both Arsenal and Tottenham in consecutive Premier League games, after Hull City in October 2008.

■■Brighton’s Leandro Trossard has netted six goals in the Premier League this season, his best-ever season return in the competition, eclipsing the five he scored in both 2019-20 and 2020-21.

■■Seagulls’ winger Trossard’s goal was the first 90th-minute winner Tottenham have conceded at home in the Premier League since Ayoze Perez’s late strike for Newcastle United in December 2015. ■■Brighton captain Lewis Dunk made his 166th Premier League appearance, with all of them as starts. Only six outfield players have better 100 percent starting numbers in the history of the competition – Gareth Southgate top with 426/426, then Paul Ince, Des Walker, Gary Pallister, Fabricio Coloccini and Stuart Pearce.