In this week’s episode, Neil Smith and Charlie Parker-Turner are joined by Sky Sports News’ Elliot Cook and broadcaster and commentator Richard Newman to relive Brighton’s sensational victory over Crystal Palace and take a closer look at how the Seagulls dominated proceedings at the Amex Stadium.

The team also review Brighton’s midweek Conference League win against Kauno Žalgiris and discuss which players may have staked their claim for more minutes in the Premier League, including Georginio Rutter.

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Chapters

00:00 Welcome

01:50 Brighton 5 v 0 Crystal Palace

11:29 Brighton top the PL stats

12:04 Luka Vuskovic development

19:25 Are Brighton now challenging the establishment?

25:27 Brighton 4 v 0 Kauno Zalgiris

35:19 Where does Georginio fit in?

41:48 Looking ahead to Jablonec & Liverpool games

Pictures courtesy of Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club

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