Adam Webster: Last News

It was an easy afternoon's work for Rangers against Hearts at the weekend, but they face an entirely different test on Tuesday night.

Casemiro could be seen urging David de Gea to be more animated during Manchester United's penalty shoot-out win over Brighton.

Lee Johnson knows a multi-million pound centre-back when he sees one.

Leandro Trossard's hat-trick earned Brighton a deserved 3-3 draw as Liverpool endured another damaging defensive performance ahead of taking on Rangers in midweek.

Jurgen Klopp's frustrated Liverpool had everything to do at Anfield after slipping two goals behind against Brighton after just 17 minutes - but there was one positive for German despite missing out on all three points late on.Leandro Trossard smashed home two similar strikes past Allison to hand new boss Roberto De Zerbi a perfect start on his first game in charge of the side having replaced Graham Potter.However, after Roberto Firmino netted either side of the break to level the encounter, Adam Webster scored an unfortunate own goal and Trossard completed his hat-trick - Daily Star Sport has taken a look at what went right and wrong for Klopp. READ MORE: Bulked up Fernando Torres pumps iron with ex-Prem star looking more hench than ever Although a mixture of players were at fault for Trossard's opening goal, Jordan Henderson's mistake was called out by fans - with some questioning Klopp's loyalty.Is Jurgen Klopp under pressure? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below.Many social media users think Liverpool need an improvement on the England international in their midfield trio, with Klopp bringing him off for James Milner before the hour mark.One fan wrote: "I honestly don't understand what the hell is wrong with Klopp.

Brighton boss Graham Potter has bizarrely blamed the club's fans shouting 'shoot' for his side's issues in front of goal. The Seagulls are one of the lowest scoring sides in the Premier League, with only 26 goals to their name all season. Only Burnley and Norwich - the division's bottom two - have a worse record in front of goal.

His time on the pitch might have been brief, but Paul Pogba certainly made his presence felt for Manchester United against Brighton.

Brighton boss Graham Potter said referee Peter Bankes and VAR Jarred Gillett should be stronger after being pressurised by Manchester United's players over Lewis Dunk's controversial red card.

Newcastle have enquired about Brighton star Adam Webster with Eddie Howe hellbent on bringing in a defender. The Toon boss has made bolstering his backline his priority in the January transfer window and has brought Kieran Trippier in, while Chris Wood was signed from Burnley for £25m.But that is not enough with a centre-back the top target while Newcastle have ran into problems signing one.The likes of Diego Carlos, James Tarkowski and Sven Botman but the Magpies have been rebuffed by their respective clubs.

Chelsea fans are beginning to get frustrated with Romelu Lukaku after he put in a poor performance against Brighton on Tuesday night. Lukaku struggled to get involved in the Blues’ build-up play on the south coast as the Seagulls hit back to hold them to a 1-1 draw and leave them 12 points adrift of Premier League leaders Manchester City.

Everton star Richarlison reacted furiously after Dominic Calvert-Lewin took Everton’s second-half penalty against Brighton earlier today.The Toffees met Brighton at the Amex Stadium in their third Premier League game of the season.Both sides entered the match undefeated in their first two fixtures, but it was Everton who maintained their unblemished record with a deserved 2-0 victory over the Seagulls.New signing Demarai Gray opened the scoring with a wonderful individual strike just minutes before the half-time whistle.The former Leicester man picked up the ball just inside the Brighton half, dashed past Adam Webster into the Seagulls’ box, and slammed a brilliant left-footed effort just beyond Robert Sanchez into the net.After the break,

Brighton staged a remarkable second-half comeback to stun 10-man Manchester City with an astonishing 3-2 Premier League victory on a raucous evening at the Amex Stadium.

straight to your inboxOle Gunnar Solskjaer defended Aaron Wan-Bissaka's nervy performance after Manchester United's 3-2 win over Brighton.Wan-Bissaka started his first Premier League game of the season, having sat out the opening defeat to former club Crystal Palace yet his errors led to the penalty that Neal Maupay converted and Solly March's 95th minute equaliser.March was unmarked at the far post to steer in Adam Webster's cross when United had seven players inside their own area to Brighton's four.

Shane Duffy has returned to pre-season training with Brighton - but immediately hinted his time is running out at the club. The centre back is likely to leave during the transfer window with Adam Webster, Ben White, Lewis Dunk and summer signing Joel Veltman all in front of him.Neil Lennon has confirmed that he's held preliminary talks with the Republic of Ireland centre back with the club looking to bring him north of the border on loan.

Shane Duffy from Brighton. The Aussie midfielder is likely on his way out of Celtic Park with a £4million move to Qatar also on the cards.But the 27-year-old could be used as bait to do a deal with Brighton over the signing of boyhood Hoops fan Duffy.

Shane Duffy would find the lure of a transfer to Celtic difficult to resist. The 28-year-old defender has fallen down the pecking order at Brighton as boss Graham Potter prefers ball-players at the back.