The Wolverhampton Wanderers host the Brighton and Hove Albion Seagulls in a Premier League match Nov. 5. The all-time series is knotted at two wins apiece and four ties, but the edge has gone to Wolves at 2-1-1 the last two seasons. They split last season with each team winning on the other's home pitch.
The Seagulls (5-4-3) are eighth in the league table after getting a massive 4-1 home win against their former manager, Graham Potter, who left for the Chelsea job earlier this season. The victory halted a five-game winless streak for Brighton and moved the Seagulls to within three points of Potter's No. 6 Chelsea squad. This was also the first win for the man who replaced Potter as Brighton's manager, Roberto De Zerbi.
Brighton led 3-0 at halftime after a Leandro Trossard goal in the fifth minute off an assist from Kaoru Mitoma and two own goals by Chelsea. The visitors made it 3-1 early into the second half but never got closer. Pascal Gross scored in extra time, making it 4-1. Seagulls goalkeeper Robert Sanchez had seven saves.