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JAMIE REDKNAPP hilariously snuck up on Paul Ince in the aftermath of Manchester United’s loss at Brighton. The ex-Liverpool team-mates watched as Alexis Mac Allister’s penalty in the 99th MINUTE sealed the game.
Jamie Redknapp hilariously snuck up on Paul Ince at the AmexCredit: Sky Sports

But no one was in as much shock as Ince when Redknapp returned from the tunnel having interviewed Lewis Dunk.
The former England midfielder turned around and flinched as he saw Redknapp over his shoulder.
Ince said: “Don’t sneak up on me Jamie.”
United’s defeat leaves them still in the Champions League places four points above fifth-placed Liverpool with a game in hand.
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A top four finish is well within their reach as manager Erik ten Hag called for focus in the last four matches of the season.
He said: “The last five games, we had four wins, one draw. We were in a good run, we are improving. But we still have a way to go.
“We have to stay focused. We have everything in our hands, and we have to bounce back.
“We have to take the lessons from tonight and then we move on and we go to West Ham. Then we have to bounce back.”
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United’s five-match unbeaten run in the league was snapped at the Amex but Ten Hag insisted he is not concerned.
He said: “I have seen our physical outputs in the last games, we still have high levels, performing really well. We are still going up.”
For Brighton, they sit in sixth with two games in hand over Liverpool, leaving them dreaming of European football next season.
Brighton beat Man Utd with a late penaltyCredit: Getty More

MANCHESTER UNITED’S last-gasp loss at Brighton rounded off a shocking away record in the Premier League against top-nine sides this season.Alexis Mac Allister’s 99th-minute penalty left the Red Devils with just one point from those eight games.
Casemiro, Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford trudge off after the anguished ending at the Amex for the travel-sick Red DevilsCredit: Rex
Bruno Fernandes is devastated as United stay two points off Newcastle in thirdCredit: Getty
And the goal difference on elite trips makes even more dire reading.
United have conceded 28 goals, whilst scoring just eight times.
Worst of the lot are amazing thumpings at their two biggest rivals.
Manchester City destroyed them 6-3 back in October, with hat-tricks from Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, when only Anthony Martial’s late double reply made the scoreline even half-respectable.
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And most incredible of all, Liverpool turned an even, goalless first 43 minutes on March 5 into a record-breaking 7-0 Anfield annihilation.
It’s not as if Erik ten Hag hadn’t been warned in his very first away match in charge.
Brentford netted all their goals in a 4-0 win at the Community Stadium on August 13 in the opening 35 minutes.
Admittedly, in January, Arsenal only beat Ten Hag’s men 3-2, courtesy of Eddie Nketiah’s 90th-minute strike confirmed on VAR.
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But Aston Villa, by 3-1, and Newcastle, 2-0, recorded more comfortable victories.
That leaves the only trip against a top-nine team that didn’t end in defeat.
That was last week’s 2-2 draw at Tottenham, where United blew a deserved 2-0 in the face of a storming comeback.
And Thursday’s agony at Brighton means the Red Devils remain two points behind third-placed Newcastle.
But if the had averaged just a point a game away to the best teams they would virtually have sealed a Champions League spot by now.
And even their 2-1 triumph at tenth-placed Fulham last November was only secured by sub Alejandro Garnacho in the 93rd minute.
Defenders Diogo Dalot, Luke Shaw and Victor Lindelof show their dejection following the agonising loss at Brighton in the Premier LeagueCredit: Getty

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ALEXIS MAC ALLISTER made it three Premier League wins on the bounce for Brighton against Manchester United with a 99th-minute penalty.The World Cup winner sent the Amex berserk in a game which looked like it would never see a winner despite almost 40 efforts on goal.
David De Gea and Luke Shaw thought they were on course to shut Brighton out, only for the converted centre-back to blunder with a last-gasp handballCredit: Getty
Marcus Rashford was again Man Utd’s main man in attack but they failed to netCredit: Rex
Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and Anthony all saw first half chances wasted before Brighton upped the ante in the second half.
Manchester United looked like they were clinging on for a point until Luke Shaw slapped the ball away from Lewis Dunk’s head and VAR review awarded a final minute spot-kick.
Here is how SunSport rated the United players.
David De Gea – 7
Put his body on the line when stopping Mitoma’s shot with his face inside five minutes.
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Recovered from the early blow to make some sharp saves, including two fine stops late on.
De Gea denied Mac Allister in the final minute of normal time with a superb low save before leaping to get to Caicedo’s late effort in spectacular style.
But it was all for nothing as he had no chance of stopping Mac Allister’s spot-kick.
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Aaron Wan-Bissaka – 7
A very difficult task up against Mitoma and Estupinan, an engaging tussle which the Seagulls winger which was just about a draw by the end.
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Offered little going forwards but merely keeping Mitoma in check has been a huge task for almost all full-backs this season.
Victor Lindelof – 6
Got very lucky when De Gea stopped a close range effort from Mitoma, who had picked off Lindelof’s loose pass.
Recovered well from there and, despite being beaten by Mitoma a few times, did enough to keep the Seagulls out.
Luke Shaw – 5
A late error undoing a fine performance. Shaw had been superb at centre-back before a last minute rush of blood to the head saw him slap away a corner and concede a late penalty.
Diogo Dalot – 6
Slotted in well at left-back and enjoyed a lively battle with Brighton youngster Facundo Buonanotte.
Casemiro – 6
Almost opened the scoring with a looping header onto the roof of the net from a Shaw cross.
Once again United’s standout midfielder, though had to lunge in with a late challenge to spot Alexis Mac Allister’s drive forward in the first half, for which he earned a 12th booking of the season.
Lucky not to get a 13th for a second challenge on the World Cup winner after the break.
Anthony Martial rakes in a shot as United took on high-flying Brighton
Fred – 5
Outshone by Billy Gilmour in the midfield. The Brazilian offered very little alongside compatriot Casemiro and struggled to make his mark on the ball.
Anthony – 4
The only thing he managed to spark was a second half fight after kicking out at Mac Allister.
Should have put United ahead after just 65 seconds having been sent one-on-one against Jason Steele but fired wide.
Plenty of flicks and tricks down the right wing but very little in terms of end product.
Bruno Fernandes – 6
Blasted an effort well over the bar from the edge of the box early in the first half and it didn’t get much better from there.
Some neat moments in the build-up but offered precious little in the final third.
Marcus Rashford – 7
Had a field day against Moises Caicedo down the left. With the Brighton midfielder playing out of position at right-back Rashford eased past him time and again.
Try to buy a penalty with a dodgy dive early in the second half.
Anthony Martial – 5
Wasted a first half chance by sending his shot straight at Steele having been played in behind.
Equally wasteful on the ball in the first half and barely got a touch after the break.
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Jadon Sancho (on for Anthony, 76mins) – 5
Had to do more defending than attacking and offered little from the bench.
Marcel Sabitzer (on for Fred, 76mins) – 6
Picked up the pace with his first touch, a driving run through midfield only to be brought down by Levi Colwill.
Wout Weghorst (on for Martial, 84mins) – 5
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