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Celtic Star player just announced his departure.

Denmark’s O’Riley, who joined Brighton from Celtic in a deal reported by British media to be worth 25 million pounds, injured his left ankle following a heavy tackle by Jay Williams during the 4-0 win over League One side Crawley Town in the second round of the League Cup.

“He needs a surgery on his ankle. I can’t say how long he will be out,” Hurzeler told reporters on Thursday.

Crawley manager Scott Lindsey had apologised for the tackle that injured O’Riley after the match.

“Maybe we were a bit aggressive, maybe the referee missed it (the challenge) and I would like to apologise… I wouldn’t want anyone to be hurt,” Lindsey told reporters.

Brighton, who beat Everton and Manchester United in their first two Premier League matches, are level on points with Arsenal, whom they visit on Saturday.

Their third win in three games was another boost for Brighton ahead of a tough trip to Arsenal in the league next Saturday.

There were no upsets for any of the Premier League sides in action with Fulham, Crystal Palace and Leicester City all seeing off lower-ranked opponents without drama.

Struggling Everton were made to sweat at home against fourth tier Doncaster Rovers, who could even feel unfortunate to go in goalless at the break, before Sean Dyche’s side ran out as 3-0 winners.

After shipping seven goals without reply in the Premier League, Everton finally found the net through Tim Iroegbunam in the 53rd, new signing Iliman Ndiaye in the 74th and Beto in the 83rd after missing an earlier chance.

Fulham were 2-0 away winners at League One Birmingham City, Palace swept past Norwich City 4-0 and promoted Leicester also walloped League Two Tranmere Rovers 4-0 for their first win of the season.

The second round is the start of the competition for those Premier League clubs not playing in Europe this season, with the likes of Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal joining in the third round.

Stoke City were among the night’s high scorers, the Championship side winning 5-0 at second tier rivals Middlesbrough.

Dutch winger Million Manhoef scored two of those goals within seven minutes of coming on as a second half substitute.

Sheffield Wednesday won 5-1 at Grimsby Town while Preston North End beat Harrogate 5-0.

Queens Park Rangers beat Championship rivals Luton Town 4-1 on penalties after ending the game 1-1 to go through to the third round.