Brighton boss Graham Potter expects tonight's opponents Manchester United to rediscover their best form.
Potter's team head to United who, under Ralf Rangnick, have been good at creating goalscoring opportunities, but sometimes struggled to put them away.
The Albion head coach says it's an all too familiar feeling for him, but has no doubt United will come through.
“I think it requires a bit of perspective, but that is sometimes not prevalent in Premier League football analysis. There's emotion, if a team lost or hasn't got the result they want, it's a crisis, a catastrophe. Sometimes perspective is not really there.
“All the things being spoken about, you could be talking about Brighton but instead it's [Cristiano] Ronaldo, it's [Edinson] Cavani, it's [Marcus] Rashford, then what chance have we got? But that's the game and that's what we have to deal with. They will come through, just like we have."
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