Brighton 3-0 Wolves result, stats and report

Liverpool beat Brighton 2-0 at Anfield on Sunday, with an early Pascal Groß own goal and a clinical Alexander Isak finish settling the match before half-time. Brighton competed hard but were punished for their sloppiness at the back.

Adam Armstrong's 35th-minute strike was enough for Wolves to grind out a 1-0 win over a Watford side that created nothing, threatened nobody, and left Molineux with exactly what their performance deserved.

Brighton arrive at the Amex in scorching form, having kept four clean sheets in their last five Premier League matches. Newcastle United come to town battered, leaking goals, and running out of excuses.

Lincoln City head into Saturday's Championship clash having conceded fourteen goals in their last five matches. Wolves arrive knowing they are better than their recent away form suggests.

Wolves welcome a Derby side that has not won in five Championship matches, but inconsistency at Molineux means this is far from a formality. Tuesday night has the makings of a scrappy, nervous affair.

Hull City have not won in five Premier League matches and face a Brighton side that has conceded just one goal in that same window. Something has to give, and the evidence says it will not be Brighton.

Charlton arrive at Molineux on Saturday without a Championship win in their last five matches. Wolves have problems of their own, but this is the kind of fixture you have to take three points from.

Liverpool have scored nine Premier League goals in seven games against 15 in four cup and European fixtures, and Andoni Iraola says he 'doesn't really know the reason'. With Brighton's high-scoring attack visiting Anfield, the stark split exposes a low-block problem that outlasted Arne Slot's tenure.