Brighton Boss Hurzeler is ready to send previous lessons against Hegompton star-news.press/wp

Brighton Manager Fabian Hurgeler explained his tactical team keys to beat his team on Wey Hegompton for the weekend.

Seabirds travel to St Mary on Saturday, the southern coastal rival was aimed at delivering third place below for many weeks.

The Southampton Boss Ivan Juric is struggling to maintain its difference in the Premier League, with a wonderful 10-point gap, located from the wolf and safety located on 17.

Hurgeler highlighted the important tactical change since Jurika took over, moving away from the approach to the 1-1 draw in November in Russell Martin.

“There was a change. They generally act very humanly,” German said.

“Paul Onuachu trying to build more and more using more and more. They still have individual quality (Mateus) Fernandes (Tyler) with the draft (Camino) sululand.

“They have the first line players with skill to score after each action. On top of that I see that they play a little more straight.

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“They try to press more men oriented, try to press very high, try to be very aggressive. I think it was a change in style, yes.”

At the previous meeting between the two groups, Flynn Downes got Southampton after Kaoru Mithoms put before Brighton.

The Saintua also had a goal set in a discussed way. However, despite feeling hard, Southampton forced him to draw, and Brighton rose to the second place at the time.

Now, the Hurgeler’s team is in the League 10. He is in the post.

It is reflected in this match, Hurgeler admitted that his side lessons could be found.

“Players are still the same. They have a lot of right shoes players, for example.

“In their construction, this is the thing we need to take care of. They give and go with the middle back. These things did not change.

“Of course, you can look back at the game in Amex. You can think about this. You can take some lessons from this game.

“We hope you can do some little details than we did at the last game. How we work individually, how we earn personal duels.

“That was the main thing, especially in the second half, were better than in the first game.”

Brighton expects to apply these lessons in the fast, hoping to gain a strong finish in the Premier League.