Brighton & Hove Albion vs Wolverhampton Wanderers LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

Brighton and Wolves keep their Premier League unbeaten runs going, though both sides will be frustrated after a goalless draw at Amex Stadium. De Zerbi’s men are undefeated in their last four league games, while O’Neil’s side see their three-game top-flight winning streak come to an end but make it six matches across all competitions without defeat. The Seagulls dominated the majority of the first half, with Buonanotte seeing a header cleared off the line by Doyle and Van Hecke denied by Sa. Cunha was, perhaps, fortunate to escape a dismissal on the stroke of half-time after being cautioned and proceeding to protest furiously to referee Pawson, who kept his red card in his pocket despite the words exchanged. The visitors sat deep in the second period but went close through Cunha, who rounded Steele and should have done better from a tight angle, and Neto on his first Premier League start since October 2023. Kilman redirected against Sa’s left-hand post at the other end, though neither team could find a winner. Brighton leapfrog Manchester United into seventh before visiting Sheffield United in the FA Cup fourth round on Saturday. Wolves sit 11th in the league table and next face a Black Country derby with West Bromwich Albion in the same FA Cup round on Sunday. That is all for now, until next time. Goodbye!

FULL-TIME: BRIGHTON 0-0 WOLVES

Webster's cross is met by a wall of Wolves defenders as time ticks on. Gross then sees a shot blocked before Doyle wins a free-kick. That will surely be the end of the game at the Amex.

Toti is cautioned for a foul near the halfway line and delaying the restart as Brighton look to up the tempo in the final minute or so.

Just shoot! Joao Pedro has the chance to be the hero, dancing and spinning near the penalty spot after Lallana's cutback pass. The Brighton forward takes too long twisting and turning, though, as Wolves regroup to defend and block valiantly in front of Sa's goal.

Substitution Jack Luca Hinshelwood Benicio Baker-Boaitey

Dawson defends well to clear as Ferguson lurks inside the Wolves area. There will be three additional minutes to end this game.

Substitution Pedro Lomba Neto Tawanda Blessing Chirewa

Lamptey works his way inside from the right flank but his left-footed cross is aimless and straight to Sa. The clock is ticking for De Zerbi, whose side were also held to a goalless draw in their last Premier League outing against West Ham.

Gross has created 55 chances this season, the joint-highest total in the Premier League (alongside Manchester United's Bruno Fernandes). Can the Brighton midfielder unpick the Wolves defence to create what would prove to be the winning goal in the dying stages?