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Thiago Red Card Mars Brentford Defeat at the Amex

Brighton eased to a 2-0 Premier League win over Brentford at the Amex Stadium after the visitors were reduced to ten men in the first half, with striker Igor Thiago sent off for violent conduct.

The Sun reports that Thiago was dismissed following a VAR review after appearing to push a Brighton opponent in the face, leaving Brentford facing an uphill task from early on and adding that the striker will now miss his side's "huge" upcoming clash with Arsenal (The Sun).

talkSPORT focuses on the striker's reaction in the aftermath, noting that the red card was shown for violent conduct in the 23rd minute and that host Adrian Durham questioned how Thiago could be seen laughing just moments after being sent off (talkSPORT).

SussexWorld brings in the officiating angle, with referee pundit Dermot Gallagher offering his verdict on the sending-off as part of wider reaction to Brighton's 2-0 win at the Amex (SussexWorld).

All three accounts agree on the key facts: Thiago was shown a straight red for violent conduct in the first half, Brighton made the extra man count, and the Seagulls came away with a routine 2-0 victory on home soil. For Brighton supporters, the win continues a solid home record and will be a welcome confidence boost regardless of the circumstances, with the manner of Brentford's reduction to ten men dominating the post-match talking points more than anything Brighton themselves did on the pitch.

Attention for Albion fans now turns away from the first team, with Brighton Women hosting Watford Women at a later date as the next fixture on the club's wider calendar.

Written with the help of AI, using the headlines from the publishers credited above. Each point links to the original report — tap the source name to read it in full.

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