Bruno Lage’s Wolverhampton Wanderers have taken a first-half lead against Graham Potter’s Brighton and Hove Albion.
The Midlands side’s opener has come from an unlikely source in defender Roman Saiss.
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However, despite the centre-back’s impressive finish, all the credit must go to central midfielder Ruben Neves, who played a truly sublime chipped through ball to put it on a plate for his defensive teammate.
As things currently stand, should Wednesday night’s game end in a Wolves win, Lage’s side will move up to eighth place in the Premier League table.
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