What does Hurzeler mean by saying three away goals should be enough?

He means that scoring three on the road would give Brighton a psychological and tactical advantage, making the opponent chase the game and opening spaces to control the tie.

Is it realistic for Brighton to score three away goals?

It is realistic if Brighton commit to an aggressive, well-organised plan: high press, wide overloads and set-piece focus, but risks increase if they leave space on the break.

How should Brighton manage the game if they score multiple away goals?

They should shift to tempo control and defensive discipline — protect the spaces, use smart substitutions and avoid needless risks while still threatening on transition.

Guru View: Hurzeler Says Three Away Goals — Brighton Must Turn Boldness Into Control

Brighton arrive at this away night with optimism and a clear message from Hurzeler: three away goals would put the tie firmly in their hands. That confidence matters because the psychology of a tie shifts when the visitors can trade risks for control; the greater danger for Brighton is not scoring, it is mismanaging the advantage.

Tactically, Hurzeler’s blueprint is simple and uncompromising — press early, overload the flanks and punish transitions. Brighton have the personnel to do it: inventive wide players, runners from midfield and set-piece routine that can produce quick returns, but they must avoid the classic trap of leaving acres of space behind the full-backs.

The counterargument is obvious and ignored at the team’s peril: an opponent chasing from behind becomes more unpredictable and physical. Brighton must be ready for parked buses, late fouls and time-wasting; game management, substitutions and calm under pressure will decide whether three away goals translate into progress or merely a nervy night.

The Guru’s verdict is clinical — go for the three but prepare to defend them. Start brave, target two in the first half and control the tempo after the break; if Brighton follow that script they will take something meaningful from this tie. My recommendation: attack with discipline, and I predict at least a draw with Brighton nicking a victory if they execute the plan precisely.