"We played in the flow. To get in the flow, you have to do the simple things right. Be intense, win personal duels, second balls, be good at set-pieces."

On Diego Gomez's goal: "That's not simple to score a goal like this. Everyone speaks about his goal, but to me the most important thing is the things we can improve, small, easy passes we missed. It's good to celebrate the win, but understand there is still space for improvement, especially for individual players.

"We have to keep going. We can't be satisfied. We have to keep pushing, stay humble and understand why we are successful at the moment to keep pushing at that level."

More on Gomez's goal: "We don't train shots from 50 metres. Overall, we know he has a really good finish. In these moments it's about being very precise with his long kick. The perception to recognise the keeper and being quick to go to the action was impressive.

"We have just played six games. We have to stay very humble. The season will be long.

"It's a special game, especially for me, because now I'm really part of this club and part of this journey. I'm more happy that the fans have a good night out."

On Diego Gomez's goal: "He's got a hammer-foot and as soon as it left his today I was right behind him and I knew it was in. Unbelievable goal. He's playing with a lot of confidence, and he's showing it out there."

On whether Brighton are in a title race: "That's up to you to do that. That's not my job. We've just got to focus on the next game we've got to go to on Thursday. We've got a big game in the Conference League and another on Sunday and that's all we can focus on. I'll let you do the talking on that."

• Brighton and Hove Albion have scored 23 Premier League goals this season – their most ever at this stage of a campaign in the top four tiers. Indeed, only Barcelona have scored more goals than the Seagulls across the big-five leagues this term (39).

• Only Lamine Yamal (14) has been directly involved in more goals among teenagers across Europe's big-five leagues this season than Brighton and Hove Albion's Charalampos Kostoulas (5 – 3 goals, 2 assists).

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