Welbeck makes history.

The former Manchester United striker made history for Brighton after their 1-2 defeat to Crystal Palace in the 31st round of the Premier League on April 5th.

Welbeck shines at Brighton. Photo: Reuters .

In the 31st minute away from home, Welbeck scored the equalizer for Brighton against Crystal Palace. However, the visitors were unable to maintain this lead until the end of the match. In the 55th minute, Munoz scored the winning goal to make it 2-1 for Palace.

Nevertheless, Welbeck still achieved a memorable milestone in his career. The goal against Palace was his 31st Premier League goal, making him the club's all-time leading scorer in the domestic league. Previously, this record was held by Pascal Gross (30 goals).

Welbeck has scored more goals for Brighton than he did for Manchester United and Arsenal. He has 20 goals in 92 appearances for the Manchester club, alongside 16 goals in 88 appearances for Arsenal. During his loan spell at Sunderland, Welbeck also scored 6 goals in 26 Premier League games.

However, Welbeck is still far behind Brighton's all-time leading scorer in all competitions, Tommy Cook (123 goals), while Glenn Murray is second with 111 goals. Before leaving Brighton to join Dortmund last season, Pascal Gross also scored 32 goals for Brighton in all competitions.

This season, Welbeck has scored 8 goals in the Premier League and 1 goal in the FA Cup. This is his best season since joining Brighton. Welbeck's peak was in the 2011/12 season when he played for Manchester United, with 12 goals in all competitions.

Given his impressive form, many are wondering if Welbeck could be recalled to the England national team in the near future? Since making his England debut in 2011, the striker has scored 16 goals in 42 appearances for the "Three Lions".

Former player Elanga's solo run from midfield brings heartbreak to MU. In the early hours of April 2nd, Nottingham Forest defeated MU 1-0 in round 30 thanks to the only goal scored by Anthony Elanga.

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