Brighton are really unpredictable recently. They are lacking lots of important players due to various reasons these days. This has a really bad impact on their consistency level. One day they score 4 goals against Tottenham but the other day they can't score a single goal against West Ham. 
Otherwise I would have really liked to place a bet on Brighton to win against Wolves honestly.
I'm hardly keeping myself from their win right now too though but I won't. Because it seems really risky while Wolves have been in-form for three weeks on one hand. Playing a home game can still be misleading about Brighton here.
Otherwise I would have really liked to place a bet on Brighton to win against Wolves honestly.I'm hardly keeping myself from their win right now too though but I won't. Because it seems really risky while Wolves have been in-form for three weeks on one hand. Playing a home game can still be misleading about Brighton here.
Brighton @1.60 odd appears to be a risk worth taking; they have an excellent head-to-head record over Wolves in recent years, and while struggling in a few games this season, they still managed to achieve a very comfortable first leg win. Both clubs have their best players (Hee Chen and Mitoma) at the Asian Cup.
Like I said Brighton are quite unpredictable and we have seen another example of it.
They couldn't even score a single goal therefore I'm happy for not placing a bet on their win. At least until they have Mitoma back I won't trust them in any of their Premier League game. Let's not say any, I can think of betting on them in case of playing against teams such as Sheffield Utd. 
Brighton should have been able to score in the first half against Wolves as they played better. But in the second half Wolves could have even beaten them. We watched two different performances in two halves from both teams here.