THE NOTEBOOK: Brighton and Newcastle already eyeing European away days, Pascal Gross will get long-awaited Germany call-up and Solly March is out to show some extent to Gareth Southgate

Evan Ferguson’s first Premier League hattrick secured an excellent 3-1 win for Brighton at home to Newcastle.

The 18-year-old Irish striker Ferguson opened the scoring for the seagulls after England goalkeeper Nick Pope spilled a robust Billy Gilmour effort proper into his path.

Brighton pressed the benefit properly and Ferguson supplied a second halfway via the second half with a beautiful 25-yard curling effort into the underside nook.

Ferguson supplied the icing on the cake with a deflected effort off Fabian Schar and, regardless of a late Callum Wilson comfort, ensured all three factors stayed on the south coast.

Mail Sport’s IAN WINROW takes a take a look at a few of issues you will have missed on the Amex. 

Brighton’s Evan Ferguson left the Amex with the matchball after his first league hattrick

Ferguson proved to be a thorn in Newcastle’s aspect all recreation and took every of his objectives properly

Eddie Howe’s Newcastle have misplaced three of their first 4 video games this Premier League season

Brighton and Newcastle look in direction of European away days

A visit to the south coast has been about so far as it will get for Newcastle followers travelling to observe their crew lately – however not any extra.

Toon supporters made the 700-mile spherical journey a day after they found the place their travels will take them when the Magpies return to Europe.

Tantalising journeys to Paris Saint-Germain, Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan await within the group stage of the Champions League.

And Brighton followers additionally spent the earlier 24 hours digging out their passports and planning Europa League journeys to Ajax, Marseille and AEK Athens within the Seagulls’ first ever European marketing campaign

Newcastle followers will probably be hoping their aspect picks up their kind forward of the Champions League

Pascal Gross lastly will get his Germany call-up 

Good issues come to those that wait – or a minimum of they do for Pascal Gross.

The Brighton midfielder has been one of many membership’s most constant performers within the six years since he arrived from FC Ingolstadt.

And at last, on the age of 32, he was rewarded with a primary call-up into the Germany squad this week.

Brighton’s Pascal Gross has been known as as much as the Germany squad by supervisor Hansi Flick

Gareth Southgate overlooks Solly March

Gross’s team-mate Solly March was not so lucky with the winger ignored by England boss Gareth Southgate,

The 29-year-old regarded as if he had some extent to show a he fired an early shot narrowly huge earlier than forcing Newcastle keeper Nick Pope right into a hurried save.

Brighton’s new signings Ansu Fati and Carlos Baleba don’t but have have their very own chants – however they quickly will if the Amex Stadium DJ has something to do with it.

The sound of Dangerous Manners’ ‘Lip Up Fatty’ and The Monkees’ ‘I’m a Believer’ boomed via the stadium audio system earlier than the 2 gamers have been have been launched to the house followers earlier than kick-off.

In the meantime Solly March