5 mins of madness — CHE 11% → 100%
Across minutes 85–90, CHE's win probability moved 89 points. Score went from 0–0 to 4–3.
Chelsea survived a frantic finale to edge Brighton 4-3 at Stamford Bridge in a seven-goal thriller that saw four goals arrive in the 90th minute alone. The hosts' resilience was tested repeatedly by Brighton's attacking ambition, with an own goal ultimately proving decisive in a match that swung dramatically in its closing stages.
Brighton's João Pedro had stolen the ball in midfield moments earlier, but his loose pass fell to a Chelsea player who crossed low.
Yalcouyé pulled one back in stoppage time, but it proved merely cosmetic as Chelsea held on for a thrilling victory.
Pascal Groß's late strike cuts Chelsea's lead to a single goal, setting up a frantic finale at Stamford Bridge. Brighton's relentless pressure in the closing stages has turned a comfortable advantage into genuine jeopardy.
João Félix's late intervention salvaged Chelsea from the brink of a remarkable collapse, converting in the 90th minute to restore their lead after Brighton had fought back from 3-1 down.
Roméo Lavia's late strike completed an extraordinary reversal, Chelsea snatching a fourth goal in the 90th minute to escape what had been a comprehensive Brighton collapse.
Chelsea snatch an improbable winner in the dying moments as Pedro Lomba Neto converts in the 90th minute. The Brazilian's late intervention caps a frantic encounter that Brighton threatened to control.
Palmer's finish in the 90th minute sealed a frantic comeback, Chelsea's fourth goal rescuing them from a humbling deficit. The midfielder's late intervention capped an extraordinary turnaround against Brighton at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea 4–3 Brighton, Gameweek 2. Full match report with goals, cards, lineups and a complete event timeline — plus AI-powered analysis for fantasy managers.