Despite securing the Premier League title this season in advance, Liverpool still encountered a severe test when challenging Brighton away, losing 2-3. After the game, midfielder Dominik Soboslai admitted that he was frustrated with the result.

The match was played at the Amex Stadium on Monday. Liverpool started well, with Harvey Elliott opening the scoring in the 10th minute. Although Brighton's Yassin Ayari equalized the score in the 30th minute, Soboslai scored again in the first half stoppage time to help the team regain the lead.

However, the situation changed suddenly in the second half. Brighton substitutes Kaori Mitoma and Jack Hinshelwood scored two goals in a row to help Brighton reverse and win. At the press conference after the game, Soboslai said: "I can't say we are very sad, but we really didn't come here to lose."

"I think in the first 70 minutes we showed that we wanted to win, but Brighton played very tenaciously. To be honest, they deserved the win, they played harder, scored more goals and looked more hungry."

The outside world is concerned about whether Liverpool has relaxed because they have won the championship in advance. Soboslai denied this statement: "We don't want to lose, just like when we played against Arsenal, we also tried our best. There is one last home game this Sunday, we will continue to fight for the fans and play in our own style."

"We still have 90 minutes to play and we are not going to let up. We will do our best to get the three points. When the game is over and we lift the trophy, that will probably be everyone's dream come true."