BBC News reported that Brighton beat ten-man Brentford 2-0 to move up to second place in the Premier League. According to the BBC, Diego Gomez struck from long range, and Brentford's Igor Thiago was shown a straight red card. The BBC credited the win to Fabian Hurzeler's side in its BBC News video report, and its headline said Brighton had "breeze past" the visitors.
The Guardian's match report, written by John Brewin at the Amex Stadium, described Gómez's effort as "another stunner" in its headline. The Guardian said Brighton continued to set standards that leave most other clubs trailing, and it said a second-place position would once have seemed improbable for the club.
The Guardian also wrote that Brighton appeared to be the only team capable of throwing down a challenge to Arsenal. That assessment appeared in the Guardian report, and the BBC summary did not address it.
The two reports agree on the result, on Brentford playing with ten men, and on Brighton's move into second place. They differ in detail. The BBC named Thiago as the player shown the red card. The Guardian summary available for this report did not name the dismissed player. The Guardian spelled the scorer's name with an accent, while the BBC spelled it without one.
Neither summary available for this report gave a full account of how the match unfolded, so the accounts of the goal and the dismissal rest on the brief descriptions each outlet published.
Sources: The Guardian: Diego Gómez hits another stunner as Brighton beat 10-man Brentford to go second; BBC News: Brighton breeze past ten-man Brentford to move up to second.