Adam Lallana was bloody good as Brighton won at Molineux...
Pascal Gross’ late strike snatched the win for Brighton just as it looked Wolves could hang on for a point after Nelson Semedo’s red card.
Lopetegui’s appointment earlier on Saturday stopped the limbo which was close to enveloping Molineux and threatening to do irretrievable damage to their survival prospects. The visitors started brightly with Lallana collecting Lewis Dunk’s searching pass to tee up Solly March. The midfielder worked space but his goalbound effort was deflected behind by Nathan Collins.Mitoma had enjoyed a bright opening and it was his ball which found Leandro Trossard in the area, with his cushioned pass falling for Lallana to curl in from 12 yards.
Molineux, though, remain subdued and Trossard nearly added to the anxiety when he lifted over from Mitoma’s pass., confident following their 4-1 rout of Chelsea, were the more accomplished but the mood turned after half an hour when Dunk handled Daniel Podence’s cross. They had only taken the lead five times this season, and held it to win just twice, so it was no surprise when they collapsed before the break.
The pair raced down the left to reach Dunk’s deep pass, with Mitoma arriving first and Semedo hauling him down just outside the box. It was a clumsy challenge which summed up the defender’s wretched afternoon and he was duly dismissed.
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