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EPL: Yohanna makes winning debut with Brighton

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Zadok Yohanna made his Premier League debut for Brighton as the Seagulls secured a convincing 4-0 victory over Aston Villa at the Amex Stadium on Sunday.

Yohanna, who started the game on the bench, replaced Mats Wieffer 12 minutes from time.

It was the youngster’s second competitive appearance for the Seagulls.

The winger also featured as a substitute in Brighton’s UEFA Europa Conference League playoff tie against Tromsø last Thursday.

Brighton scored through Victor Lindelöf (own goal), Maxim De Cuyper, and Jack Hinshelwood (brace).

Yohanna will hope to get more minutes when Fabian Hürzeler’s side host Tromsø in the second leg of their playoff tie on Thursday.

EPL: Yohanna makes winning debut with Brighton

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