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#3 Brighton and Hove Albion
Chris Hughton’s men were on fire on Saturday when they defeated Welsh side Swansea City by four goals to one. Two goals from Glenn Murray and one from Anthony Knockaert gave them a three-goal lead inside 73 minutes. Lewis Dunk scored an own goal in the 85th minute, but Jurgen Locadia ensured they restored their three-goal lead in the 90th minute.
Brighton dominated this game with quality passes, starving their opponents of the opportunity to have a real go at the game. The win lifts them to 12th, four points above the relegation zone.
The victory also means that they are unbeaten in six games in all competitions, winning four and having two draws.
With 31 points, they are currently nine points shy of the 40 points that usually guarantees safety in the League. They will face Arsenal at home in their next Premier League game.
