Brighton edged past Wolves with a 3-2 victory to seal their spot in round four of the Carabao Cup. Brighton eased into a two-goal lead thanks to long-range strikes from Carlos Baleba (14) and Simon Adingra (31) with Wolves showing little to nothing for the majority of the first half.

Brighton and Hove Albion are in Carabao Cup third round action tonight as they take on Premier League rivals Wolves at the Amex Stadium. Brighton advanced to this stage thanks their second round 4-0 win against Crawley Town last month,

Carlos Baleba ’s thunderous 30-yard strike set Brighton on course for a nervy 3-2 win over Premier League rivals Wolves in the Carabao Cup third round. Cameroon midfielder Baleba rifled home his maiden Seagulls goal in the 19th minute before Simon Adingra doubled the lead at the Amex Stadium with another eye-catching effort.

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Brighton will be without their record signing Georginio Rutter for the Carabao Cup third round tie against Wolves at the Amex Stadium this Wednesday. Rutter, 22, signed for Brighton from Leeds United for £40m during the summer transfer window and made his debut for the Seagulls as a late second half substitute during the 1-1 Premier League draw at Arsenal.

Wolves’ hopes of a comeback were dashed in the 85th minute as Brighton scored a third. A wonderful flick from Adingra started the move, which allowed Welbeck to take aim. His shot was saved but Kadioglu beat Doherty to the rebound to finish.

Wolverhampton Wanderers lost 3-2 to Brighton in an all-Premier League third round Carabao Cup match on Wednesday, crashing out of the 2024-25 tournament.

Gary O’Neil rues same problems as Wolves exit Carabao Cup at Brighton - Wolves have taken only a single point from their opening four Premier League fixtures.

Following the Carabao Cup loss to Brighton, Nathan Judah rates the Wolves players on their performance. Arguably at partial fault for all three goals, the goalkeeper looks a shell of his former self. Bright and with so much potential, he used the ball well and made some well-timed tackles, but he will be disappointed with the second goal.