‘Missed opportunity’ – Brighton wonderkid makes honest claim after West Ham draw

Jack Hinshelwood feels Brighton’s goalless draw with West Ham was an “opportunity missed” at London Stadium on Tuesday night.
Richie Mills
By Richie Mills
Published 2nd Jan 2024, 22:04 GMT
Brighton's Italian head coach Roberto De Zerbi (L) shakes hands with Brighton's Jack HinshelwoodBrighton's Italian head coach Roberto De Zerbi (L) shakes hands with Brighton's Jack Hinshelwood
Brighton's Italian head coach Roberto De Zerbi (L) shakes hands with Brighton's Jack Hinshelwood

Albion were the better side and went closest through Joao Pedro, Pascal Gross, Jakub Moder, and Hinshelwood but couldn’t get the three points their performance arguably deserved, however, they did keep their first clean sheet of the Premier League season.

The Seagulls had 22 shots on goal to the home side’s six and 68% possession, therefore Hinshelwood, who was once again utilised as a right-back despite being a midfielder, had mixed feelings about the result.

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