AEChelsea secured their second consecutive Premier League victory under new manager Xabi Alonso with a thrilling 4-3 win over Brighton at Stamford Bridge. The match featured seven goals, with Chelsea taking a three-goal lead in the first half through Romeo Lavia, Pedro Neto, and Joao Pedro. Brighton fought back with goals from Malick Yalcouye and an own goal by Pedro, but Cole Palmer restored Chelsea's two-goal advantage. Pascal Gross scored late in stoppage time to make it 4-3. Goalkeeper Emi Martinez, making his debut, acknowledged the team's imperfections but emphasized the importance of securing wins early in the season.
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