“If you make changes, go out and win your next league game, then I know there won’t be too many questions,” he added.

Hurzeler Voices Frustration After Brighton FA Cup Exit

Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler has expressed disappointment with supporters following the club’s FA Cup elimination, after a heavily rotated side was knocked out by Liverpool.

The Seagulls boss made 10 changes to the team that started last weekend’s 1–0 defeat to Aston Villa, a decision that drew criticism from fans after Brighton were unable to progress in the competition.

Speaking after the match, Hurzeler defended his approach and questioned the level of commitment shown on the pitch.

“What else does the club want from me? I have been giving tactics, but poor players’ commitment is not helping,” he said.

The Brighton manager suggested that squad rotation is often judged solely by results, insisting criticism would fade if the team responds positively in upcoming league fixtures.

“If you make changes, go out and win your next league game, then I know there won’t be too many questions,” he added.

Supporters made their frustrations clear after Liverpool ended Brighton’s cup run, increasing pressure on Hurzeler during a challenging period for the team.

Meanwhile, one football pundit suggested the manager’s primary concern should be Brighton’s Premier League form rather than their cup disappointment, warning that league performances will ultimately define the club’s season.

Brighton will now turn their focus back to domestic league action, with Hurzeler hoping for a stronger response from his players in the coming matches.