Manchester United old boy Tomasz Kuszczak aims to prove point against England Poland's Tomasz Kuszczak left Manchester United this year after six seasons which brought him winners" medals for three Premier League titles, two League Cups, a Champions League and a Club World Cup. Having largely been understudy to Edwin van der Sar throughout that time at Old Trafford, he is also now playing regular club football for the first time since 2006. Brighton and Hove Albion is his rather lower profile home and so it is understandable that Kuszczak should regard Tuesday's World Cup qualifier against England as an occasion when he will have a significant point to prove. "I know there's pressure on me to perform because everyone can see I spent several years at United, so I have to prove myself and show that my time there was no accident," he said. Brighton have conceded just six goals in 10 league games so far this season to have the best defensive record in the Championship. Although Kuszczak has not played competitively for Poland since 2010, his chances are further enhanced by Tyton having been dropped by PSV Eindhoven amid public criticism from their manager Dick Advocaat. Andrzej Dawidziuk, Poland's goalkeeping coach, weighed up the quandary. "Both goalkeepers have their pluses and minuses," he said. Tom's biggest advantage is that he is playing regularly for his club and is playing well. But the downside is he hasn't played for the national team for quite a long time. I have seen Tomasz play recently and his performances were very good indeed. In computer analysis of all aspects of keeper's game, including reflexes, saves and behaviour during one-on-one situations, [Kuszczak] has great results. A further reference could be provided by Gus Poyet, the Brighton manager. "I am delighted to have Tomasz because of how professional he is and how much he cares," he said.