The eighth-placed Seagulls remain in contention to do just that after recording their biggest win of an impressive season. theSun theSundaily Brighton CrystalPalace WestHam Wolves
: Brighton crushed Wolves 6-0 to improve their prospects of qualifying for Europe, while Crystal Palace effectively sealed their Premier League survival with a 4-3 win against struggling West Ham on Saturday.
Roberto De Zerbi's side went ahead in the sixth minute at the Amex Stadium through Deniz Undav's close-range effort for his first Premier League goal. “The most important is not to lose our DNA and style. We deserve to achieve our target, Europe, but we shall see.” “The sword has been removed from my head, it’s been removed from the players’ heads,“ Hodgson said of Palace banishing their relegation fears.
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