‘This is wild’ – Fans spot spooky coincidence about Solly March’s ‘Twilight Zone’ goal for Brighton

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‘This is wild’ – Fans spot spooky coincidence about Solly March’s ‘Twilight Zone’ goal for Brighton

FANS have spotted a spooky coincidence as Solly March scored a “Twilight Zone” goal for Brighton.

The midfielder made it seven goals in the Premier League this season as the Seagulls beat rivals Crystal Palace 1-0.

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Another strike for the 28-year-old means he continues to have his best-goal scoring season in the top flight for Brighton, and now only trails Marcus Rashford and Erling Haaland in post-World Cup goals in the top flight.

But it was not that statistic which caught fans’ attention after he hit the net.

Instead, eagle-eyes viewers could not help but notice that March scored in the 15th minute – on March 15.

Fans were left comparing the unlikely coincidence to the Twilight Zone as word of the strange occurrence began to spread.

One stunned fan on Twitter said: “It Is March 15 And Solly March Just Scored In The 15th Minute.”

Another said: “Solly MARCH 15 min goal … spooky or what?”

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While another fan who stumbled upon the coincidence said: “This is wild!”

Meanwhile, SunSport’s Tom Barclay reporting from the Amex referenced Shakespeare as he tweeted: “Goal in the 15th minute on the March 15 – beware the strides of March… if you’re a Palace defender, at least.”

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Brighton’s victory means they remain in a European spot and are only behind Liverpool on goal difference.

The south coast side also sit only six points behind fourth-placed Tottenham with two games in hand over Antonio Conte’s team, raising the prospect of a late dash for a Champions League space.

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As for Crystal Palace it is now 11 league games without a win and the Eagles are one of nine teams separated by just five points in the Premier League’s gripping relegation battle.

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