The Seagulls travel to Ashton Gate to face the Barclays Women’s Super League’s bottom club on Sunday afternoon. A positive result would significantly boost Brighton & Hove Albion’s survival bid, however, defeat could see them pulled into a relegation scrap.
The importance of Sunday’s encounter for Brighton & Hove Albion’s season was downplayed by interim manager Harris during the pre-game press conference.
Harris remarked, “I wouldn’t see it as a season-defining game.” There are still eight league games left, and there are plenty of points up for grabs.
“In my opinion, we want to end the season as high as we can, and I’m hoping that Sunday’s strong showing and successful outcome will help us achieve that goal.”
Harris continued to talk about his team’s preparation and stated that nothing will change for this weekend’s match between the 12th and the 11th.
“We approach every game the same,” he stated. The procedure is the same; we prepare and evaluate in the same manner.
Sunday follows the same straightforward procedure that we do every day. Every game, we want to positively incorporate our identity and philosophy while still showing respect for the opposition. I hope that results in a successful performance and outcome.
Harris thinks Brighton & Hove Albion can succeed if they play at their peak, but Bristol City will give his team a tough test at Ashton Gate.
It’s going to be an extremely tough game, Harris said. “Every game in the WSL is difficult and at a high level. Over the past week, I’ve watched a bunch of them, and I’m pretty impressed. We will need to perform at our highest level because they have some strong traits and a somewhat fictitious place in the league. We will deliver a strong performance if we are at the top of our game.
The Barclays Women’s Super League match between Brighton & Hove Albion and Bristol City begins at 2:00 PM on Sunday.
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