Brighton's attacking plan against Liverpool shown in one graph

Brighton scored early on in the first half against Liverpool, after which the Reds were the dominant side.

When Brighton did hit back, though, they have clearly targeted Conor Bradley's flank.

According to Opta, the Seagulls spent 65 per cent of their time in the attacking zone on the left wing.

That may have to do with how active Bradley is going forward as he effectively joined the forward line on several occasions as Liverpool had the ball, allowing Salah to drift centrally.