(Reuters) - Brighton & Hove Albion put in a great performance to beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-1 on Saturday and top the Premier League table, but the ambitious south-coast club must still strive to get better, manager Roberto de Zerbi said.
After going 1-0 up at halftime, Brighton cut Wolves' defence apart with three goals in nine minutes after the restart at Molineux Stadium to stamp their authority on the game and send the home side to the bottom of the standings.
