Brighton produced a set-piece masterclass to complete their pre-season training camp in Austria, hauling themselves back from 2-0 down to beat Ligue 1 side Strasbourg 4-3, according to the BBC.
Strasbourg raced into a two-goal lead inside the opening 14 minutes courtesy of Martial Godo, catching the Seagulls cold early on. But Brighton responded emphatically, with every single one of their four goals arriving from dead-ball situations as they turned the game on its head.
The comeback underlines the work Fabian Hürzeler's side have been putting in on their attacking set-piece routines during the training camp, with the result offering a promising sign heading into the new Premier League season. While pre-season friendlies rarely carry lasting significance, Brighton's ability to fight back from a two-goal deficit — and do so through such a specific method — will please the club's coaching staff.
Full details of the goalscorers beyond Godo's brace for Strasbourg were not confirmed in the report.