Brighton fans face Roma despite 4-0 deficit
Brighton fans hold onto hope for a turnaround as their team faces Roma, despite trailing 4-0
Brighton and Hove Albion fans rally behind their team despite facing a daunting 4-0 deficit against AS Roma in the Europa League round 16.
The Seagulls' faithful remain optimistic about their club's European journey, expressing confidence in a potential turnaround, whether it occurs this season or in the future.
With the second leg of the tie looming, supporters like Darren McKay and Ady Packham emphasize the importance of early goals and the unpredictability of football.
While acknowledging the formidable challenge the Italian side poses, fans cling to hope, citing memorable comebacks in the sport's history.
Fans expressed pride in their team's achievements by reflecting on the club's remarkable journey from facing Aldershot and Mansfield to taking on European giants like Ajax, Marseille, and Roma.
Ted Mckechnie encouraged fellow supporters to believe in the team's capability to defy the odds, emphasizing the importance of player performance and home advantage under De Zerbi's leadership.
However, amidst the optimism, concerns linger following incidents of violence during the previous fixture, where two Albion supporters were stabbed and objects were thrown into the away end.
Source:Newsroom
