TOTTENHAM fell to defeat at the Amex Stadium in dramatic fashion.
Spurs were leading 2-0, and appeared to be cruising at half-time, thanks to goals from in-form Brennan Johnson and James Maddison.
However, Yankuba Minteh gave the Seagulls a lifeline just after the restart.
New signing Georginio Rutter brought the scores level before the hour mark.
Then, it was former Gunner Danny Welbeck who completed the stunning comeback for the home side shortly after.
Here’s how SunSport’s Isabelle Barker rated Spurs’ stars.
Was cool, calm and collected in the first-half but lost his composure in the second-half but wasn’t exactly helped by his shambolic defenders who conceded way too many chances.
Expertly saved a shot from Mitoma to keep the visitors in it.
Porro produced a lovely cross to set up Werner even though he was offside.
Struggled to keep Mitoma in check after the break and will probably be seeing the Japanese winger in his nightmares tonight.
The second-half was a bad night in the office for Micky van de Ven who, alongside Udogie, was torn apart by Brighton’s blistering front line.
You rarely see the Dutchman flustered but he really lost his composure at the Amex.
Romero went missing defensively in the second-half, let Brighton players past him and was the culprit of far too many mistakes.
Udogie was the culprit of a major cock-up at the back to put the ball on a plate for Yankuba Minteh to pull one back for the hosts.
Djed Spence has done well off the bench in recent weeks so a shake-up may be on the cards.
Kulusevski has looked different gravy since moving to a more central role, and that showed in the first-half.
After the break he began to look clunky, ploughing into Kaoru Mitoma with a rash challenge.
Bentancur needed to wake up as he gave the ball away in dangerous positions.
Maddison was on target for the second with a lovely, low drive but faded out in the second-half and struggled to pick out a pass.
Werner messed up the final ball, scuppering a big chance for Spurs to go ahead just 15 seconds in.
Nearly redeemed himself with what looked like the opener but Porro was offside in the build up. Played a key role in the second goal, squaring the ball to Maddison.
The German striker needs to be on target himself though with a woeful zero goals in his last 13 games.
Johnson looking as dangerous as ever for Tottenham, with his goal making it six scored in his last six games.
He recently deleted social media after coming under heavy criticism, but since then he has certainly silenced his doubters in style.
Solanke produced a peach of a pass to set up Johnson for the opener. Didn’t have a shot on goal though and was non-existent in the second-half.
