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PremierLeague | Manchester United Vs Brighton Season 2023-2024 Full HD Gameplay| Ft RonaladoWho will win the match ? If You Like The Videos Please Don't MATCHINFO - Manchester United vs Brighton Highlights Start date: 16 Feb 2022 02:00 Location: Manchester Venue: Old Trafford Referee: Peter Bankes, Live Scores. Popular. Premier League. La liga Full Time . Brighton . d d d l w . Cristiano Ronaldo . 51' Bruno Fernandes . 90'+7' | Half Time: 0-0. 1st Half. 45' 2nd Half. 90' 1. David de Gea ManchesterUnited vs Brighton Hove Albion free sure win tips and match prediction on 7/8/22 by nowgoal.com. US. Predictions. Detail. Analysis. Tips. Odds. Tables. Picks. FULL TIME RESULT. 1. X. 2. TOTAL GOAL. Over Under ASIAN HANDICAP. Home Away User Predictions. Wrld_G. 1x2 Manchester United @ AH Manchester United () MATCHINFO - Brighton vs Manchester United Highlights & Full Match Watch Brighton vs Manchester United Highlights Start date 04. May 2018, 20:00 Referee Craig Pawson, England Avg. cards 0.10 3.61 Location Falmer, England Venue Amex Stadium TheFull Match Replay and Highlights of Brighton Hove Albion vs Manchester United played on 07 May 2022 are provided and hosted by a 3rd party server. Manchester United 2-0 Brighton full match commentary epl 2022. Readabout Brighton v Man Utd in the Premier League 2021/22 season, including lineups, stats and live blogs, on the official website of the Premier League. Budweiser King of the Match explained and statistics King of the Match explained and statistics. Live Blog; Scores; Manchester United overview page. Manchester United . 1 TheFull Match Replay and Highlights of Brighton Hove Albion vs Manchester United played on 07 May 2022 are provided and hosted by a 3rd party server. Highlights from Manchester Uniteds win against Brighton in the Premier League Cristiano Ronaldo ended his goal drought in emphatic style as Manchester United moved up to fourth in. Febru. Manchester United vs Brighton Highlights. Start date: 15 Feb 2022 20:15. Location: Manchester. Venue: Old Trafford. Referee: Peter Bankes, England. Disclaimer: This content is provided and hosted by streamable. HighlightsSoccer is not responsible for and cannot be accountable for any of the content hosted on the third-party ManUnited 2-1 Brighton: Marcus Rashford cancelled out Danny Welbeck's opener before Greenwood headed home the winner in the 85th minute. Manchester United tighten their grip on second place and . Alexis Mac Allister scored the latest of penalties as Brighton produced a last-gasp 1-0 win over Manchester United at the Amex Stadium on Thursday night. The Argentine blasted a 99th-minute spot-kick past David de Gea after Luke Shaw’s foolish handball was spotted by the VAR in a chaotic ending to an truly absorbing contest on the south result saw Brighton get revenge on United for their agonising FA Cup semi-final shootout defeat at Wembley less than two weeks ago as Roberto De Zerbi’s side also achieved a huge boost in their bid for European football next season. The Seagulls are now above Aston Villa and Tottenham and up to sixth, four points behind in-form Liverpool in fifth with two games in hand. They are eight points behind fourth-placed United, who have played a game missed the opportunity to go above Newcastle into third this evening, but still have a four-point buffer to Liverpool with their own game in hand as they battle for Champions League qualification. Follow Brighton vs Manchester United reaction live below!Live updates1683236971Luke Shaw fronts upCredit to Luke Shaw for fronting up to Sky Sports after that silly error that cost United a point at the death."It hurts a lot. I got a little nudge but of course the hand shouldn't be there," he said."Of course I own up to it and take it on the chin. It cost us the game and it's tough."The free-kick before the corner was never a foul. I'm not looking for excuses for what I've done, but there's no way that should have been given a foul and that corner shouldn't have happened."I can't change that, but hands up. It's a silly mistake that cost us a point at the end."1683236329Roberto De Zerbi reaction"There is a god of football because we deserved to win in the semi-final and we lost on penalties," De Zerbi told Sky Sports."But in both games I think we played better than United. The last result was unfair."We dominated the game against one incredible team, but we have to play another six very tough games."Monday we play the first game against Everton and we have to win, because if we don't we lose these three points."1683236090Jason Steele reactionHere’s the Brighton goalkeeper talking to Sky Sports...“That was special. It was a big night for us and obviously you can’t beat a last-minute winner.“It wasn’t about revenge after losing to United in the FA Cup semi-final. Did we have a little bit of extra motivation? Probably. But I don’t think it spilled over and we deserved to win the game.”1683234593Full-timeBrighton 1-0 Manchester UnitedNot enough time for United to mount a comeback!Mac Allister’s late, late penalty gives Brighton a crucial three points in their battle for European qualification, moving up to sixth three straight league wins over United for the first time and revenge for last month’s FA Cup semi-final penny for Luke Shaw’s thoughts right about now. After such an accomplished display at centre-back as Images1683234231GOAL! Brighton 1-0 Manchester United Alexis Mac Allister 99’99 mins Emphatic from Mac Allister, who blasts home with De Gea going the wrong at the Amex!What a penalty from the Argentine under pressure. TO BRIGHTON96 mins IT’S GIVEN!WOW. Definitely a Allister will step up...168323396896 mins There is late, late drama at the Amex as the VAR checks for a Brighton penalty!This looks like handball by Shaw. This is going to be given as referee Marriner is told to go and consult the pitchside mins Shaw is booked after a late coming together with clipped free-kick into the box is seen behind by Wan-Bissaka, leading to one more chance from a corner for is up but Lindelof gets it away, Mitoma’s long-range drive is blocked by ball is fizzed dangerously back across goal by Mac Allister and Caicedo’s shot is then saved by De Gea!What a finish at the mins An ambitious effort from range from Estupinan is well held by De mins What a save from De Gea!A hesistant March declines to pull the trigger and is tackled by Casemiro, with Mac Allister drilling the loose ball through the legs of Undav from the edge of the Spaniard is unsighted but gets down well to push the ball five minutes of added time as Dunk heads over from the corner. Key events4 May 2023FULL TIME Brighton and Hove Albion 1-0 Manchester United4 May 2023GOAL! Brighton and Hove Albion 1-0 Manchester United Mac Allister 90+9 pen4 May 2023Penalty for Brighton!4 May 2023HALF TIME Brighton and Hove Albion 0-0 Manchester United4 May 2023The teams4 May 2023PreambleShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureDavid Hytner was at the Amex tonight. Here’s his verdict. Thanks for reading this MBM. Nighty night!An uncharacteristically angry Erik ten Hag speaks to Sky. “In the first minute we created a great chance but didn’t score … we have to be more clinical with our chances … we gave away a big chance and in the end we gave away a goal … we were also a little bit unlucky that it was never a free kick where the corner is coming from … you can’t bounce back any more … but that is what we have to do on Sunday [at West Ham] … we had clear chances, Antony, Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford, Casemiro, all great opportunities and one has to be in … I don’t have concerns … if we don’t lose focus in the dying seconds of the game we take a point … if you can’t win, because you don’t finish your chances, then don’t lose … my anger is about the free kick [before the corner] … there were so many bad tackles that were not whistled … it was a fair block, but that was a whistle … we had a talk [with the officials] but it is not about them, we have to be more clinical … there were some really bad fouls, on Rashford, on Antony, and I don’t agree with the reactions of my players but it is difficult to stay in control because it was so clear … we have everything in our hands and we have to bounce back … we have to take the lessons from tonight and we move on.”Luke Shaw talks to Sky … with a slightly strange mix of contrition and belligerence. “It hurts a lot … the last minute, the last action … I got a little nudge, but of course the hand shouldn’t be there … I own up to it and take it on the chin … it cost us the game and it’s tough … I can’t even explain why my hand is up there … even before the corner, the free kick that was given away was never a foul … I’m not looking for excuses for what I have done, but there’s no way that should have been given a foul that led to the corner … so maybe that corner shouldn’t have happened … but I can’t change that … I’m not accusing the ref of anything … for me it wasn’t a foul before, but hands up, it was a silly mistake that cost us a point at the end … the problem is we don’t score … we had three or four big chances that we should be scoring … it’s happened a lot of times this season … but then again look at the other side, it comes down to my mistake at the end … but I think the chances we have, we have to be scoring these goals … the game’s completely different if we score with the chances we make … we are not clinical enough … I don’t know what else to say … it’s disappointing that I lost us a point in the end but if you look from the first half, we could have been 3-0 up … it changes nothing … [top four] is still in our hands … now you could say there is a real chase … but we still have one game in hand … it’s in our hands.”Roberto De Zerbi speaks to Sky. “I am really happy … really delighted for the performance and the result … I think there’s a god of football, because we deserved to win the semi-final and lost in penalties, and today we won in a penalty for us … both games we played better than United … the last result was unfair … we played a fantastic game … we dominated against an incredible team … but my players deserved to win … we have to play six very tough games … on Monday we play a very tough game against Everton and we have to win … if we don’t win against Everton we lose these [ tonight’s] three points.”Mac Allister has been linked with a move away from Brighton, so perhaps it’s significant when he also tells Sky that “I have been here three and a half years already … I know what this club gave to me … I am really grateful … I am really happy to be here … it is a fantastic team, it is like a family … I really enjoy playing here.”The match-winner Alexis Mac Allister talks to Sky. “It was similar to Wembley … we did everything to win but couldn’t score our chances … but in the end we got the penalty and it was a nice win … I like to have the opportunity to score … of course I was a little bit nervous as everyone is going to talk about it … it’s easy to play in this team, the way we play is very nice and my team-mates are fantastic … it’s down to them as well, I’m really pleased to play alongside them and they help me to become a better player … after the World Cup it was a little bit difficult to come back and play straight away, as we didn’t have the time to celebrate properly … but it is what it is, we are football players, we have to do our best every time … so it’s very nice to win a World Cup at such a young age and I’m really happy.”He’s then shown footage of his penalty. “That’s a nice penalty! That’s a nice one!”Brighton keeper Jason Steele speaks to Sky. “That was special … it was a big night for us … we played really well … two good teams went toe to toe … a last-minute winner, you can’t beat that … it wasn’t about revenge or anything like that … did we have some extra motivation? Yeah probably, but I don’t think it spilled over … we deserved to win … we defended really well and got a clean sheet which is brilliant … the crowd were fantastic … they stuck with us and egged us on all the way … it’s a big three points but we’ve got another massive game in three or four days time so we need to make sure we’re ready for that as well.”The xG, for what it’s worth Brighton United don’t think Utd would have scored if they played for another 90 minutes,” begins Samuel Campbell, “but that penalty took over four minutes to get sorted yet the referee doesn’t add on any more injury time? Seems a bit strange.” I could be very wrong, but I’m pretty sure Andre Marriner blew up for full time after United finally cleared the corner. Three elongated peeps. The clock was certainly over the allotted additional five minutes. If that is indeed the case, that’ll be why no additional time was tacked on after Mac Allister converted the penalty … and given what happened at the end of this fixture three years ago, there’s a weird narrative purity to celebrate wildly, the hero Alexis Mac Allister in the middle of it all! Their European dream remains very much on. United look as gutted as you’d imagine, Luke Shaw in particular. This shouldn’t cost them their Champions League dreams, though, with enough points already in the bag, so the pain of one point dropped tonight should subside quickly enough. The teams were fairly equal in the first half, but Brighton were much the better side in the second, and even though the winning goal came so late, the result was very much deserved. Not sure what Shaw was thinking, but it happens, and if nothing else his intervention spares everyone some manufactured post-match outrage over the non-dismissals of Casemiro maybe and Antony almost certainly. Everton at home next for Brighton, West Ham away for United. Pos Team P GD Pts 3 Newcastle 33 34 65 4 Man Utd 33 9 63 5 Liverpool 34 24 59 6 Brighton 32 22 55 7 Tottenham Hotspur 34 6 54 FULL TIME Brighton and Hove Albion 1-0 Manchester UnitedNo time to restart. Late, late, late, late, late drama … but Brighton deserve the win on balance. Revenge for their Wembley heartache!GOAL! Brighton and Hove Albion 1-0 Manchester United Mac Allister 90+9 penMac Allister sends a laser-like penalty into the top left, sending De Gea the wrong way, and has surely won the game for Brighton!Alexis Mac Allister wins it fo the Seagulls. Photograph Kirsty Wigglesworth/AP90 min +8 A big pow-wow between all the players on the penalty spot. Mac Allister has the ball under his arm, but he’ll have to wait for the box to be for Brighton!90 min +7 Shaw’s arm was up and a-flapping at the initial delivery of the corner. It’s a no-brainer for the referee, who goes to the monitor then points to the spot. The ref was about to blow the whistle for full time! Shades of a couple of seasons ago, but the boot’s now on the other foot!Luke Shaw’s arm goes up to concede the penalty. Photograph Ryan Pierse/Getty Images90 min +5 The corner’s pulled back to Mitoma, who shoots through a crowded box. A block. The ball breaks to Caicedo on the left. A low cross-cum-shot. De Gea blocks. United clear … but there’s going to be a VAR check for a penalty kick!90 min +4 Enciso attempts to spin Shaw, who makes sure the Brighton man isn’t getting past. A shoulder in the mush, though that reads as more aggressive than it was. He goes into the book for dissent, and the resulting free kick leads to a Brighton corner on the right. The last chance of the game?90 min +3 Estupinan strides down the inside left and rasps ambitiously from distance. His shot is easily claimed by De Gea at his near min +1 The first of five additional minutes sees Webster power a header over from the resulting min … and so having said that, Brighton nearly break the deadlock at the death! March jinks in from the right. He makes space to shoot but delays, and the chance is gone. The ball breaks back to Mac Allister, who drives low through a crowded box. His shot, heading for the bottom left, is tipped around the post by De Gea. Fine save!89 min “I should’ve known after seven minutes that this would end 0-0,” quips Simon McMahon, flinging the 7 min entry back in my face. Yes, sorry about that. “At least Brighton will be relieved that it can’t go to penalties.”87 min Caicedo is booked for some earlier shenanigans with Fernandes. This match has been tasty. It’s the taste!86 min March embarks on a Homeric dribble down the right, cutting infield, all the way to the left-hand edge of the D, before creaming a rising shot towards the top right. Just wide, though De Gea had it covered. It would have been some min Shaw, the last man, takes a chance with a Cruyff Turn on the halfway line. Undav was closing him down fast. But he executes it min March overhits the corner and United clear. The visitors then replace Martial with min United half-clear the corner but the ball comes back to them via Mitoma, who enters the box from the left and sees a low shot deflected wide for another corner, this time from the left. March to min March nearly dances his way clear down the middle, only to be crowded out. But the ball breaks right to Undav, who wins a corner with a deflected shot. “This match is getting so weirdly heated that it might just boil over and, given Brighton’s form in this regard, spark a fierce rivalry that no one outside the clubs’ fandoms understand,” writess Kári Tulinius. “I suppose it’ll be known as the M6/M40 Derby. Better names are available, I’m sure.”80 min Fernandes wedges a clever quick free kick down the middle. Rashford cuts in from the left and tries to round Steele, who won’t be beaten. The flag goes up for offside anyway, but that’s fine football all round. United are beginning to ask a few questions min From the resulting free kick, Rashford shoots straight at min Colwill is immediately booked for clipping the in-flight Sabitzer’s heel. Meanwhile here’s Trevor Bond “Re Anthony’s little moment’ just now. Probably on the face of it an instance of that rarely spotted or rarely appreciated sensible refereeing’ to give a card each to him and Dunk and try to calm things down. But I can’t help thinking with a pickier ref that’s arguably two if not three yellows at once - one for the initial foul, one for the highly optimistic attempted chest barge on Dunk, and another for the dissent that carried on through all of that, presumably directed at the assistant referee. File under a lucky boy’ for me, although he probably deserves a bit of a let off for the pure chutzpah of going up against Dunk, who for his part looked more amused than anything.”76 min United respond by replacing Antony and Fred with Sancho and min A double change for Brighton Undav and Colwill come on for Gilmour and min A United corner leads to Casemiro fizzing a rising shot inches over the bar from distance. Up the other end, Enciso drags a low shot wide left. It’s in the balance here all min That’s not the first time the red mist has descended on Antony this season. He took a similar hot-headed swipe at Acuna of Sevilla in the Europa League and was equally fortunate not to be sent min Antony expects to be awarded a free kick when he stumbles in from the right between Mac Allister and Estupinan. He doesn’t get it, so gets up and lunges at Mac Allister. A proper swipe at the legs. It kicks off. Just a yellow for Antony, and one for Dunk too, who steamed in to have his say. Antony is pretty lucky to still be on the now, lads. Photograph Ian Walton/Reuters68 min Fernandes curls powerfully towards the top right. His effort is parried away by Steele. Rashford goes down while chasing the loose ball but play is waved min Mitoma races into the United box from the left and goes over in the environs of Wan-Bissaka. Andre Marriner is nearby and isn’t interested in giving a penalty kick. Brighton’s fans are probably more livid about that than their players, and Mitoma eventually gets back to his feet. Brighton avenged their recent FA Cup penalty shoot-out defeat to Manchester United by claiming a late 1-0 win thanks to Alexis Mac Allister's dramatic stoppage-time penalty. United, hoping to consolidate their place in the top four, were dealt the decisive blow when referee Andre Marriner was sent to the pitch-side monitor by VAR in the 99th minute of an otherwise goal-shy encounter, awarding a last-gasp spot-kick for a Luke Shaw handball. Mac Allister, roared on by a raucous Amex Stadium crowd, held his nerve to thump the ball beyond the clutches of David De Gea, in turn moving Brighton above Tottenham and Aston Villa, while leaving United looking nervously over their shoulders."In the end if you can't win because you can't finish, you don't lose," Erik Ten Hag lamented. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Alexis Mac Allister seals a 1-0 win for Brighton against Manchester United after scoring a stoppage time penalty following a Luke Shaw handball How the teams lined up Match stats Premier League tableHow to watch free Premier League highlightsGet Sky Sports Download the Sky Sports AppThe Seagulls' chances of catching United and scraping into the Champions League spots remain extremely slim, with Ten Hag's side eight points better off, but a top-five finish is a distinct possibility going into a hectic final month of fixtures - Roberto De Zerbi's side are four points adrift of Liverpool with a two-game advantage. "I think there is a god of football," the Brighton boss beamed. "We played a fantastic game." Player ratings Brighton Steele 8, Caicedo 8, Webster 8, Dunk 7, Estupinan 8, Gilmour 6, Mac Allister 8, Buonanotte 7, Enciso 8, Mitoma 8, Welbeck 7. Subs March 7, Undav 5, Colwill 6. Man United De Gea 8, Dalot 6, Shaw 7, Lindelof 6, Wan-Bissaka 5, Fred 6, Casemiro 6, Rashford 6, Fernandes 6, Antony 6, Martial 5. Subs Sabitzer 5, Sancho 6, Weghorst n/a. Player of the match Moises Caicedo How Brighton snatched late win Image Alex Mac Allister celebrates his 99th-minute winner against Man Utd It was a stunning late twist - one that could play a significant role in who gets to enjoy the rigours of continental football next season, and in which competition. Also See Live Premier League table Get Sky Sports How the teams lined up Live football on Sky Sports this week "If you get beaten, you want to have revenge," Ten Hag warned pre-match. So it breathless opening, full of risk but no reward, saw Antony squander United's most presentable chance after only two minutes, before Kaoru Mitoma followed suit by striking his opportunity against the face of De Gea. Image Kaoru Mitoma returned to Brighton's starting line-up having been on the bench against Wolves The game ebbed and flowed, end-to-end at times, with Jason Steele called into action to deny low efforts from Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial, while De Gea was also kept honest by the trickiness of both Julio Enciso and the same as the meeting at Wembley 11 days prior, Brighton offered more consistent threat, but were failing to discover much cutting edge. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Brighton gave Sky Sports unprecedented access to their dressing room after the 1-0 win over Manchester United in the Premier League. Emotions ran high throughout, fuelled by Brighton's supposed FA Cup injustice and stoked by the fiery temperaments of both Bruno Fernandes and Antony - the latter one of eight names to be taken by referee the end, fortune favoured the brave. Team news Brighton Roberto De Zerbi swapped four. No Pascal Gross or Joel Veltman in the squad, with Solly March and Deniz Undav dropping to the bench. Recalls were handed to Kaoru Mitoma, Alexis Mac Allister and Moises Caicedo as well as an opportunity for teenager Facundo Buonanotte. Man Utd Erik ten Hag made four changes to the team that beat Aston Villa with Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Fred, Antony and Anthony Martial coming in. Out went Tyrell Malacia, Christian Eriksen, Jadon Sancho and Marcel Sabitzer. With time running out, and Ten Hag's side seemingly content with a point, the hosts continued to pour forward in search of a breakthrough. Substitute Solly March, who missed the decisive spot-kick in that semi-final defeat, lashed wide and De Gea superbly denied Moises Caicedo's contest grew increasingly feisty before Shaw inexplicably handled a corner, clawing the ball away from the head of Lewis Dunk and, after Marriner had belatedly pointed to the spot, De Gea flung himself one way while Mac Allister's strike went the other. Image Marcus Rashford was one of a number of United players to pass up a good chance in the first half "We deserved to win today and we deserved to win the semi-final," De Zerbi triumph represents the Italian's twelfth league win as Brighton manager in his 26th game in charge, equalling the number of victories managed by Graham Potter in the entirety of last Zerbi 'There is a god of football' Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi claims there is a 'God of football' after his side were given a 99th minute penalty in their 1-0 win over Manchester United in the Premier League Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi"I am really happy, really delighted for the performance, for the result."I think there is a god of football because we deserved to win in the semi-final and we lost on penalties, here we won with a penalty for us. Both games I think we played better than United and the last result was unfair."We played a fantastic game, we dominated the game against one incredible team, one great team. But I think my players deserved to win."Asked what this says about what Brighton can achieve this season, De Zerbi, keen to focus on the next game at home to Everton on Monday, replied "At the moment, nothing."He added "We are to play another six games, six very tough games, and on Monday we will play the first game, very tough against Everton, and we have to win because if we do not win against Everton we lose these three points."Ten Hag We lost a bit of focus Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says his side created enough chances to beat Brighton in the Premier League but insists that he has no long term concerns about the lack of goals away from home Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag"In the first minute we create a great chance but we do not score so we have to be more clinical with the chances that we create in the first half."We had the chances, clearly. Antony, Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford and Casemiro. One has to go in. But if you cannot win it because you do not take your chances, do not lose it. We gave away a goal, maybe we lose a little bit of focus. That cannot happen."Also, we were a little unlucky because it was never a free-kick that the corner was coming from. There were so many bad tackles tonight where there was no whistle and this was nothing, a fair block, and there is a whistle."We cannot bounce back [on the night] but that is what we have to do on Sunday."What's next?Brighton continue their quest for European football when they host relegation-threatened Everton on Monday May 8, kick-off Man United head to West Ham on Sunday at the later time of remaining fixturesMay 8 Everton H - Premier League, kick-off 13 Arsenal A - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 18 Newcastle A - Premier League, kick-off 21 Southampton H - Premier League, kick-off 2pmMay 24 Man City H - Premier League, kick-off 8pm, live on Sky SportsMay 28 Aston Villa A - Premier League, kick-off Utd's remaining fixturesMay 7 West Ham A - Premier League, kick-off 7pmMay 13 Wolves H - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 20 Bournemouth A - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 25 Chelsea H - Premier League, kick-off 8pm, live on Sky SportsMay 28 Fulham H - Premier League, kick-off 3 Manchester City N - FA Cup final, kick-off 3pmOpta Buoyant Brighton continue sharp rise Alexis Mac Allister's winning penalty, scored in the 99th minute of the game, was the latest penalty scored in a Premier League match since Bruno Fernandes' for Man Utd against Brighton in September 2020 9945.Brighton are the first team to record a league double over a team managed by Erik ten Hag since AZ beat Ajax twice in 2019-20 in the Mitoma had 15 touches in Manchester United's box tonight, the joint-most by a Brighton player in a Premier League match ever, level with Leandro Trossard in January 2021 vs Fulham.

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