How Graham Potter turned Brighton into record breakers and a 'Champions League class' midfield discovery - Five things learned from Wolves
Albion put in a dominant and classy display which saw Alexis Mac Allister, Leandro Trossard and Yves Bissouma chipping in with the goals.
Let's take a look at five things we've learnt from Albion's 34th game of the Premier League season.
Highest points tally
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Hide AdAlbion have recorded their highest ever Premier League points tally with three games to go. This is another clear sign of the progress Graham Potter has made since coming in.
After six years in the Premier League, it is safe to say Brighton have now established themselves as a top flight club.
The sky is the limit in terms of the potential of this squad under this manager.
Realistically, Brighton, on their day, could win all of their remaining fixtures which are against Man United, Leeds and West Ham.
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Hide AdI would be aiming for five points from those three games, which would put Albion on 49 points and in with a real chance of achieving their long term goal of finishing 10th.
A higher finish secures a higher financial prize from the league, attracts summer transfer targets, keeps the current players in good spirits over the summer and sets the squad up for next season. Finishing the season on a high is so important.