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Fabian Hurzeler could not celebrate his 100th game as Brighton manager with a victory as his side played out an uneventful goalless draw with Czech side Jablonec in the Uefa Conference League.
Brighton came into the match on a six-game winning run and had scored in their past 10 outings, but produced a laboured performance after Hurzeler made eight changes to the side that beat Crystal Palace 5-0 on Sunday.
The Seagulls struggled to create chances and lacked a clinical edge in the final third, despite dominating both halves.
Georginio Rutter scored twice in the 4-0 win against Lithuanian side Kauno Zalgiris last week, but was guilty of missing two good chances just before half-time.
Malick Yalcouye thought he had put Brighton in front five minutes into the second half, but he mistimed his run and was caught offside.
Brighton lost a bit of composure after Hurzeler made four substitutions with 25 minutes remaining, which invited the hosts to push for a winner.
Antonin Rusek should have put the hosts in front after pouncing on a misjudged header from Costinha, before Bart Verbruggen produced a fine save to deny a curling strike from Jiri Slama.
Verbruggen had to beat away a stinging drive from Vakhtang Tchanturishvili at the end of a Jablonec counter-attack, preserving a fifth consecutive clean sheet of the season for his side.
Brighton's next European assignment is against Getafe in Madrid on Thursday, 5 November (20:00 GMT).
Fabian Hurzeler could not celebrate his 100th game as Brighton manager with a victory as his side played out an uneventful goalless draw with Czech side Jablonec in the Uefa Conference League.
Brighton came into the match on a six-game winning run and had scored in their past 10 outings, but produced a laboured performance after Hurzeler made eight changes to the side that beat Crystal Palace 5-0 on Sunday.
The Seagulls struggled to create chances and lacked a clinical edge in the final third, despite dominating both halves.
Georginio Rutter scored twice in the 4-0 win against Lithuanian side Kauno Zalgiris last week, but was guilty of missing two good chances just before half-time.
Malick Yalcouye thought he had put Brighton in front five minutes into the second half, but he mistimed his run and was caught offside.
Brighton lost a bit of composure after Hurzeler made four substitutions with 25 minutes remaining, which invited the hosts to push for a winner.
Antonin Rusek should have put the hosts in front after pouncing on a misjudged header from Costinha, before Bart Verbruggen produced a fine save to deny a curling strike from Jiri Slama.
Verbruggen had to beat away a stinging drive from Vakhtang Tchanturishvili at the end of a Jablonec counter-attack, preserving a fifth consecutive clean sheet of the season for his side.
Brighton's next European assignment is against Getafe in Madrid on Thursday, 5 November (20:00 GMT).
Fabian Hurzeler could not celebrate his 100th game as Brighton manager with a victory as his side played out an uneventful goalless draw with Czech side Jablonec in the Uefa Conference League.
Brighton came into the match on a six-game winning run and had scored in their past 10 outings, but produced a laboured performance after Hurzeler made eight changes to the side that beat Crystal Palace 5-0 on Sunday.
The Seagulls struggled to create chances and lacked a clinical edge in the final third, despite dominating both halves.
Georginio Rutter scored twice in the 4-0 win against Lithuanian side Kauno Zalgiris last week, but was guilty of missing two good chances just before half-time.
Malick Yalcouye thought he had put Brighton in front five minutes into the second half, but he mistimed his run and was caught offside.
Brighton lost a bit of composure after Hurzeler made four substitutions with 25 minutes remaining, which invited the hosts to push for a winner.
Antonin Rusek should have put the hosts in front after pouncing on a misjudged header from Costinha, before Bart Verbruggen produced a fine save to deny a curling strike from Jiri Slama.
Verbruggen had to beat away a stinging drive from Vakhtang Tchanturishvili at the end of a Jablonec counter-attack, preserving a fifth consecutive clean sheet of the season for his side.
Brighton's next European assignment is against Getafe in Madrid on Thursday, 5 November (20:00 GMT).
Fabian Hurzeler could not celebrate his 100th game as Brighton manager with a victory as his side played out an uneventful goalless draw with Czech side Jablonec in the Uefa Conference League.
Brighton came into the match on a six-game winning run and had scored in their past 10 outings, but produced a laboured performance after Hurzeler made eight changes to the side that beat Crystal Palace 5-0 on Sunday.
The Seagulls struggled to create chances and lacked a clinical edge in the final third, despite dominating both halves.
Georginio Rutter scored twice in the 4-0 win against Lithuanian side Kauno Zalgiris last week, but was guilty of missing two good chances just before half-time.
Malick Yalcouye thought he had put Brighton in front five minutes into the second half, but he mistimed his run and was caught offside.
Brighton lost a bit of composure after Hurzeler made four substitutions with 25 minutes remaining, which invited the hosts to push for a winner.
Antonin Rusek should have put the hosts in front after pouncing on a misjudged header from Costinha, before Bart Verbruggen produced a fine save to deny a curling strike from Jiri Slama.
Verbruggen had to beat away a stinging drive from Vakhtang Tchanturishvili at the end of a Jablonec counter-attack, preserving a fifth consecutive clean sheet of the season for his side.
Brighton's next European assignment is against Getafe in Madrid on Thursday, 5 November (20:00 GMT).
Fabian Hurzeler could not celebrate his 100th game as Brighton manager with a victory as his side played out an uneventful goalless draw with Czech side Jablonec in the Uefa Conference League.
Brighton came into the match on a six-game winning run and had scored in their past 10 outings, but produced a laboured performance after Hurzeler made eight changes to the side that beat Crystal Palace 5-0 on Sunday.
The Seagulls struggled to create chances and lacked a clinical edge in the final third, despite dominating both halves.
Georginio Rutter scored twice in the 4-0 win against Lithuanian side Kauno Zalgiris last week, but was guilty of missing two good chances just before half-time.
Malick Yalcouye thought he had put Brighton in front five minutes into the second half, but he mistimed his run and was caught offside.
Brighton lost a bit of composure after Hurzeler made four substitutions with 25 minutes remaining, which invited the hosts to push for a winner.
Antonin Rusek should have put the hosts in front after pouncing on a misjudged header from Costinha, before Bart Verbruggen produced a fine save to deny a curling strike from Jiri Slama.
Verbruggen had to beat away a stinging drive from Vakhtang Tchanturishvili at the end of a Jablonec counter-attack, preserving a fifth consecutive clean sheet of the season for his side.
Brighton's next European assignment is against Getafe in Madrid on Thursday, 5 November (20:00 GMT).
Fabian Hurzeler could not celebrate his 100th game as Brighton manager with a victory as his side played out an uneventful goalless draw with Czech side Jablonec in the Uefa Conference League.
Brighton came into the match on a six-game winning run and had scored in their past 10 outings, but produced a laboured performance after Hurzeler made eight changes to the side that beat Crystal Palace 5-0 on Sunday.
The Seagulls struggled to create chances and lacked a clinical edge in the final third, despite dominating both halves.
Georginio Rutter scored twice in the 4-0 win against Lithuanian side Kauno Zalgiris last week, but was guilty of missing two good chances just before half-time.
Malick Yalcouye thought he had put Brighton in front five minutes into the second half, but he mistimed his run and was caught offside.
Brighton lost a bit of composure after Hurzeler made four substitutions with 25 minutes remaining, which invited the hosts to push for a winner.
Antonin Rusek should have put the hosts in front after pouncing on a misjudged header from Costinha, before Bart Verbruggen produced a fine save to deny a curling strike from Jiri Slama.
Verbruggen had to beat away a stinging drive from Vakhtang Tchanturishvili at the end of a Jablonec counter-attack, preserving a fifth consecutive clean sheet of the season for his side.
Brighton's next European assignment is against Getafe in Madrid on Thursday, 5 November (20:00 GMT).
Fabian Hurzeler could not celebrate his 100th game as Brighton manager with a victory as his side played out an uneventful goalless draw with Czech side Jablonec in the Uefa Conference League.
Brighton came into the match on a six-game winning run and had scored in their past 10 outings, but produced a laboured performance after Hurzeler made eight changes to the side that beat Crystal Palace 5-0 on Sunday.
The Seagulls struggled to create chances and lacked a clinical edge in the final third, despite dominating both halves.
Georginio Rutter scored twice in the 4-0 win against Lithuanian side Kauno Zalgiris last week, but was guilty of missing two good chances just before half-time.
Malick Yalcouye thought he had put Brighton in front five minutes into the second half, but he mistimed his run and was caught offside.
Brighton lost a bit of composure after Hurzeler made four substitutions with 25 minutes remaining, which invited the hosts to push for a winner.
Antonin Rusek should have put the hosts in front after pouncing on a misjudged header from Costinha, before Bart Verbruggen produced a fine save to deny a curling strike from Jiri Slama.
Verbruggen had to beat away a stinging drive from Vakhtang Tchanturishvili at the end of a Jablonec counter-attack, preserving a fifth consecutive clean sheet of the season for his side.
Brighton's next European assignment is against Getafe in Madrid on Thursday, 5 November (20:00 GMT).
Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris has made six changes to the team that was beaten 2-0 by Bournemouth on Sunday.
Robin Roefs, Nordi Mukiele, Kevin Danso, Granit Xhaka and Timur Tuterov are the five players to keep their places in the starting XI for the Black Cats.
Sunderland XI: Roefs, Mukiele, Danso, O'Nien, Methalie; Xhaka, Ahoka; Angulo, Diarra, Fofana, Tutierov
Subs: Moore, Rigg, Alderete, Reinildd, Sadiki, Le Fee, Hume, Whittaker, Ogunsuyi, Jen, Jones, Scott, Proctor
Lech Poznan manager Niels Frederiksen has four changes to the side that were thrashed 4-0 by Bayer Leverkusen last week, with the Polish side chasing only their second-ever victory against English opposition.
Lech Poznan XI: Lis, Gurgul, Yegbe, Skrzypczak, Pereira, Murawski, Kozubal, Hakans, Rodriguez, Walemark, Ishak
Subs: Pruchniewski, Obremski, Janyszka, Bartczak, Jagiello, Berggren, Bengtsson, Palma, Szymczak, Agnero
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