Roberto De Zerbi qualifies Brighton for Europa League next season for first time in their club's history after 1-1 draw with Man City

Brighton has secured a place in the Europa League for the next campaign.

First time ever, Brighton has earned a spot in the Europa League for the next season. 

This follows their Wednesday night 1-1 draw with Manchester City at the Amex stadium. 

The Seagulls secured their sixth place finish and have so far this season seemed confident and at ease. 

Phil Foden scored the first goal for Pep Guardiola's City team, which was used in a variety of formations. 

Then Julo Enisco restored equality. A season-best goal was scored in the last thirty-eight minutes of the game. 

Roberto de Zerbi had a fantastic debut season in England.

If you remember, Graham Potter left for Chelsea, and Roberto De Zerbi was appointed manager of Brighton Hove Albion. 

De Zerbi has now earned Brighton a spot in their first-ever European tournament, which appears to be a significant feat. 

The Seagulls' season-ending match is scheduled on May 28 against Aston Villa.