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Is it time for remarkable Gross to rest?
Pascal Gross

Brighton fan Maz Mirzadeh is more than happy with his club's unbeaten start in the Conference League after their win away at Getafe, but he is wary about burnout for their main man, Pascal Gross.

Speaking to BBC Sport, he explained: "The win puts us unbeaten and we are the only side not to concede a goal in this competition. We seem to be struggling to have the same performance in the Premier League as we do in the Conference League but that's to be expected, we make five or six changes every game

"Honestly, how is Gross still going? The poor bloke is 35 and has started every game for us this season. He needs a rest. Seriously, I am really worried about burnout.

"Considering we have had five away games on the bounce, I am absolutely buzzing with where we are in the Premier League and Conference League."

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