FK Jablonec: 1. Hanuš - 4. Tekijaški, 15. Pavlović, 18. Cedidla, 20. Slama - 6. Okeke (Chramosta, 90), 7. Chanturishvili, 13. Sedláček (Souček D., 90), 21. Polidar (Nebyla, 62) - 17. Alioum S. (Kuol, 62) - 9. Rusek (Hollý, 74)
Substitution: Nebyla (from 62); Kuol (from 62); Hollý (from 74); Souček D. (from 90); Chramosta (from 90)
Bench: 99. Mihelak - 12. Nykrín, 57. Novák F. - 8. Zorvan
Yellow Cards: Nebyla 65; Rusek 73; Pavlović 77; Cedidla 85
Brighton: 1. Verbruggen - 3. Hadjam (Kadioglu, 86), 20. Costinha J.P., 21. Boscagli (Vuskovic L., 68), 30. Svoboda - 8. Hinshelwood (David, 68) - 13. Groß (Andres, 68), 33. O`Riley (Ayari, 68), 35. Yalcouyé - 15. Osman I. - 10. Rutter
Substitution: Vuskovic L. (from 68); Andres (from 68); Ayari (from 68); David (from 68); Kadioglu (from 86)
Bench: 38. McGill - 5. Dunk - 49. Oriola - 19. Kostoulas
Yellow Cards: Costinha J.P. 69
The second round of the UEFA Conference League delivered a series of intriguing encounters

Brighton and Hove Albion produced a stunning opening-day performance

The agreement is understood to include an initial £65m payment

Brighton delivered a commanding performance to see off Chelsea

It was a deserved victory for the Seagulls and a damaging setback for Liverpool’s top-four ambitions

Arsenal took another significant step toward the Premier League title

18-year-old Greek prospect Charalampos Kostoulas produced an astonishing overhead kick

Brighton & Hove Albion claimed an impressive 2-1 victory at Old Trafford

Arsenal returned to the top of the Premier League table with a hard-earned 2-1 victory

Liverpool continued their strong run against one of their most familiar opponents

Manchester United made it three Premier League victories in a row with an entertaining 4–2 win

FK Jablonec
Brighton