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'We defended like animals' - Dunk

Brighton captain Lewis Dunk praised "the intensity, fight, togetherness and belief" of the team as the Seagulls picked up their first win over Manchester City at the Etihad on Saturday.

"It's huge," Dunk told BBC Radio Sussex. "It's a tough place to come.

"It won't go down as one of our prettiest games of football, but we dug in and fought hard.

"We scored a goal and then defended like animals right to the end."

Hit play above to listen to Dunk's full interview or find it here on BBC Sounds.

Albion goalscorer Yasin Ayari added: "Amazing team performance because to come here and win is not easy.

"We suffered, but we were resilient and in the end we leave with three points.

"It's always nice to score goals because I like to help my team win football matches.

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