Carragher calls out three Chelsea players for failing to stop Mitoma's goal against Brighton.

In the midst of a tense Premier League match between Brighton and Chelsea, Kaoru Mitoma made an incredible breakthrough with a stunning goal in the 27th minute. As the game got off to a cautious start, Mitoma's strike brought an explosion of excitement to the field. Even Jamie Carragher, a former Liverpool defender, couldn't contain his amazement as he analyzed the goal and pointed out the mistakes made by Chelsea's defenders Trevoh Chalobah, Malo Gusto, and Filip Jorgensen.

The play began with a goal kick from Brighton's Bart Verbruggen, which Chelsea's defenders failed to properly deal with. Mitoma, a winger from Japan, took advantage of the situation with a jaw-dropping first touch, skillfully bringing the ball down and finding the back of the net. Just ten minutes later, Yankuba Minteh added a second goal for the Seagulls, causing the Amex Stadium to erupt in cheers. It was a fantastic display of teamwork between Georginio Rutter and Danny Welbeck.

Carragher couldn't help but express his disbelief at Mitoma's first touch, comparing it to the legendary skills of Lionel Messi. He had been eagerly waiting to see Mitoma and fellow player Cole Palmer in action, describing them as throwbacks to a time when teams were less organized. The goal was so impressive that it left Carragher at a loss for words.

As they watched a replay of the goal, Carragher and co-host Gary Neville were both in awe of Mitoma's control and technique. But they also couldn't help but criticize the positioning of Chalobah and Gusto, as well as the role of goalkeeper Jorgensen in allowing the goal. Carragher pointed out that Tariq Lamptey's maneuver caused Gusto to move wider, giving Mitoma the opportunity to slip between Chalobah and Gusto. Neville also felt that Chalobah should have attempted to head the ball and that Jorgensen could have done more to save the shot.

Despite the mistakes made by Chelsea's defense, both Carragher and Neville were full of praise for Mitoma's incredible goal. It was a moment that left everyone in the stadium, and even the commentators, in awe. As the first half came to a close, it was clear that Mitoma's goal would be remembered as one of the best of the season.

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