Confirmed lines while seagulls are looking for European reinforcement

Brighton and Hove Albion face a ticklish play in Molineux, as they look like hopes to European football next season, winning Wolves.

Seagulas are a point behind Bournemouth in eighth place, which would be enough for cherries to earn in the Conference League if Manchester City win the FA Cup next weekend.

Although the struggle between Bournemouth, Brighton, Brentford and Fulham will be controversial if Crystal Palace pulls upset at Wembley, Fabian Hurzeler will be eager for his part to avoid any drops.

This could be easier to say than to do against Wolves, who enjoyed the excellent second half of the season under Vitor Pereira and were unhappy that they lost 1-0 in Manchester City last time.

Wolves Team News

The wolves make up only one change on the side, which was so wonderful at the Etihad Stadium.

This change sees Goncalo Guedes replaces Jean-Aricner Bellegarde in the initial XI to play a supporting role behind Wolves Talisman Matheus Cunha.

Wolves XI: Jose with, Toti, Agbadou, M.

SUBS: Betentley, Mole and Thore, Larrend Larren, Rodrigo Godrigo, Sarabia, Beller, Dji, Manne.

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News Tim Brighton and Hove Albion

Hurzeler was mostly stuck with the same XI who fought 1-1 with Newcastle United last Sunday.

He introduced two changes in that team, and Tariq Lamptey entered Jack Hinshelwood in the right back, and Yasin Ayari took the place of Simon Adingra on the left wing.

Brighton XI: VIGGE, Lamptey, Wester Heckee, Stage, Wiheffer, Baleba, Baleba, O’Rley, O’rley, Metherh, Welbeck.

SUBS: Steele, Igor Julia, Gruda, Adsingra, Cahin, Mitoma, Hinshelwood, Gomez, Howell.