Lallana likely to sit out Brighton and Hove Albion visit to Southampton ...Middle East

Former Seagull Adam Lallana looks likely to have to sit out Brighton and Hove Albion’s visit to Southampton on Saturday (22 February). The 36-year-old midfielder has had a hamstring problem but observers say that, even so, he has been something of a boon to new boss Ivan Juric who replaced Brighton-born Russell Martin just before […]

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