Premier League 2

Jones hits double as Liverpool stun Brighton

23 Nov 2019
Curtis Jones, Liverpool

Reds leapfrog Brighton up to fifth in Division 1 with 5-3 victory in one of six PL2 matches on Friday night

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Curtis Jones struck twice for Liverpool as they won 5-3 at Brighton & Hove Albion in Premier League 2 Division 1.

Harvey Elliot and Luis Longstaff also scored, while Isaac Christie-Davies got a goal and an assist to move Liverpool a point above their hosts up to fifth.

Bojan Radulovic, who got a brace of his own, and Danny Cashman were the scorers for a Brighton side who are six points behind leaders Chelsea.

See: Brighton report | Liverpool report

Manchester City got just their second victory of the season as they beat Blackburn Rovers 3-0 with a double from Jayden Braaf and a strike by Fisayo Dele-Bashiru.

See: Blackburn report | Man City report

Elsewhere in Division 1, Tottenham Hotspur won 3-1 at Everton to leapfrog their hosts up to seventh. Dilan Markanday and Armando Shashoua, twice, were the Spurs scorers.

See: Everton report | Spurs report

Division 2

West Ham United remain three points clear of Manchester United at the top after both teams were victorious. 

The leaders triumphed 4-0 over Aston Villa with goals from Nathan Holland, Alfie Lewis, Daniel Kemp and Anthony Scully keeping West Ham unbeaten all season.

See: West Ham report

Man Utd defeated Sunderland 3-0 after a double from Largie Ramazani and a goal by Ethan Galbraith. 

See: Man Utd report | Sunderland report

Fulham salvaged a point at home to Swansea City with Martell Taylor-Crossdale cancelling out William Rickard's opener before getting himself sent off.

Friday's PL2 results

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