Fabian Hurzeler's unbeaten start continues as Brighton accept early Wolves gifts

Brighton goalkeeper Fabian Hurzeler has maintained his unbeaten start to the season after Brighton accepted early gifts from Wolves.

Hurzeler, who joined Brighton from FC Vaduz in the summer, has now kept three clean sheets in his first three Premier League appearances for the club.

He was called into action early on at Molineux, saving well from Fabio Silva after the Wolves forward had been gifted the ball by Lewis Dunk.

Hurzeler also made a smart stop to deny Hwang Hee-chan in the first half, and he was well-protected by his defence in the second period.

Brighton took the lead in the 10th minute when Neal Maupay converted a penalty after Dunk had been fouled by Max Kilman.

The Seagulls doubled their advantage in the 25th minute when Leandro Trossard scored a fine individual goal.

Wolves pulled a goal back in the second half through Fabio Silva, but Brighton held on to secure a deserved victory.

Hurzeler's unbeaten start is a testament to his quality and the work he has put in since joining Brighton.

The Swiss goalkeeper has quickly established himself as a key player for Graham Potter's side, and he will be hoping to continue his impressive form in the weeks and months to come.

Brighton's victory over Wolves was their first away win of the season, and it moved them up to 10th in the Premier League table.

The Seagulls will be looking to build on this victory when they host Leicester City at the Amex Stadium next weekend.