Brian Owen

3 days ago | theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen

Dario Vidosic has guided Albion to their best-ever finish (Image: PA Wire/Gareth Fuller) Dario Vidosic says a best-ever finish can be a great platform for Albion. The Seagulls’ head coach has guided his side to fifth place in the WSL. That placing was confirmed after a last round of fixtures which saw them go down 3-1 at Aston Villa. In theory, Liverpool might have overhauled them but it would have taken an extraordinary result at Chelsea, which did not materialise.

3 days ago | theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen

Brighton and Hove Albion's Danny Welbeck (right)celebrates scoring their side's first goal of the game against Wolverhampton Wanderers with Pervis Estupinan (left), during the Premier League match at Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton (Image: Nick Potts/PA Wire) Brighton striker Danny Welbeck hopes there is still more goals to come after he hit double figures for the first time in his Premier League career.

3 days ago | theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen

Brajan Gruda lofts the ball over the ‘keeper to make it two nil (Image: Richard Parkes) Albion’s latest decent run is widely being seen in the context of a push for Europe. We at The Argus are as ‘guilty’ as anyone, if that is the correct word. If they get there, fantastic, If they don’t, it might feel a bit disappointing both in a couple of weeks and on Thursday nights next season. But there is something else going on, a process which took another step forward at Molineux.

3 days ago | theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen

Mats Wieffer keeps Matheus Cunha in check (Image: Richard Parkes) Albion were better without the ball than with it as they enjoyed an away win and clean sheet. There were some notable performances within a clever team plan which frustrated Wolves and secured a 2-0 win. Bart Verbruggen 8/10 Made a sharp save down to his left and just as crucially got down to divert a low cross which seemed to be setting up a tap-in.

4 days ago | theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen

Danny Welbeck wheels away after scoring from the spot (Image: Richard Parkes) Fabian Hurzeler praised the contribution of Danny Welbeck after he scored a landmark goal in the 2-0 win at Wolves. The 34-year-old’s first-half penalty at Molineux was his tenth Premier League goal of the season – the first time he has hit double figures in the league. Brajan Gruda added a late second as the Seagulls kept themselves in the race for European qualification.