Brighton’s red-hot start blows away Wolves to boost European ambitions

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Brighton put their European push back on track by flying out of the blocks en route to beating relegated Wolves at the Amex Stadium.Jack Hinshelwood headed home inside 35 seconds to register Albion’s fastest Premier League goal before the captain, Lewis Dunk, marked his return to the starting XI by nodding in the second just four minutes later. Continue reading...

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