Wolves v Brighton: The last five meetings
Wolves look to bounce back at home to Brighton this weekend following a 3-1 defeat to Southampton last time out.
Lewis Williams looks back at the previous five meetings between the two sides.
Brighton 1 Wolves 0 - 27 October 2018
Brighton secured victory at the American Express Community Stadium as they extended their victorious head-to-head record against Wolves to three games.
A 48th-minute goal from Glen Murray was good enough to secure a victory for The Seagulls.
Wolves best chance of the game came courtesy of Ruben Neves' shot that was headed away by Lewis Dunk from underneath his own bar.
Wolves 0 Brighton 2 - 14 April 2017
Anthony Knockaert netted twice past Wolves which helped Brighton move a step closer to Premier League promotion back in 2017.
Knockaert gave the visitors a first-half lead with a low shot past Andy Lonergan, but TV replays highlighted that the Frenchman was lucky not to be flagged offside.
The Seagulls made the points safe when Knockaert capitalised on Ivan Cavaleiro losing possession to score his 15th goal of the season.
Brighton 1 Wolves 0 - 18 October 2016
A first-half header from Sam Baldock was enough to give in-form Brighton a home victory over Wolves in 2016.
Helder Costa came the closest to equalising for Wolves, but his long-range shot was tipped over the bar by goalkeeper David Stockdale.
Wanderers put the pressure on in the closing minutes but, despite a succession of corner kicks Albion held on for the victory.
Brighton 0 Wolves 1 - 01 January 2016 -
Brighton fell to third in the Championship table after Connor Goldson's own goal gave Wolves a rare away victory.
The Seagulls had plenty of opportunities to take the lead, with efforts from James Wilson and Lewis Dunk but they could find a way past Wolves keeper Carl Ikeme.
With Ethan Ebanks-Landell and captain Danny Bath prominent in defence, Wolves held firm to record only their second away league win at Brighton since 2004.
Wolves 0 Brighton 0 - 19 September 2015
Brighton remained eight games unbeaten at the start of the 2015/16 campaign despite a goalless draw against 10-man Wolves.
On-loan Arsenal keeper Emiliano Martinez saved Brighton's first-half penalty from Tomer Hemed.
Wolves striker Adam Le Fondre had an opportunity cleared off the line, before defender Conor Coady was sent off for a poor tackle.
Brighton remained top of the league while Wolves sat 18th in the Championship.
