Here come the players...

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Brighton & Hove Albion

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Brighton goalscorer Neal Maupay, speaking to BBC Sport: "I am really happy to score the goal today. The whole team worked really hard. It was a tough game after a long period without playing. A very good start, we have eight games to go now.

"I just kept believing in me, I'd get a last chance and a goal. I always keep believing in me. As a striker you cannot be focused on what happened before. Even when we miss, you have to stay focused because anything can happen.

"I just went for the ball. I am that type of player - I don't want to stop until the referee blows the whistle. I never meant the injury, I apoliogised at half time to their staff and their manager.

"He [Mikel Arteta] told me it is football, he saw the video and he knows I did not mean to hurt him. I wish him a speedy recovery.

"Some of their [Arsenal] players need to learn what is humilty - especially one of them. He was talking all game, he was saying bad things. I don't want to say because I could be in trouble. I just said that this is what happens when you talk too much on the pitch.

"It is a first win, we have eight games to go now. We have very big games coming up, we stay focused and go again Tuesday night."

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo talking to Sky Sports:

"I was just worrying about my family, now we are preparing the team. There were a lot of moments of doubt and anxiety for the players.

"It is going to be very demanding for us and for everyone. We want to embrace this challenge. Football is different without fans - the fans are irreplacable. It is a new normal."

Brighton boss Graham Potter, speaking to BT Sport: "It is a massive goal for Neal and reward for his working tirelessly for the team. It was a nice goal in the end and worthy to win a game of football."

On Neal Maupay's collision with Bern Leno: "Obviously I was quite some way away for it. It looked like two players going for the ball. We wish him a speedy recovery, it is not something we want to see."

On a goal for Lewis Dunk: "I am really pleased for him. He has led us really well over a tricky period. He is an important player for us and delighted that he could contribute with a goal."

On being five points above the drop: "You don't play football on the side, you play it on the pitch and today we could see the fight. You have to work hard to turn the small margins in your favour. Regardless of the table, we have to keep fighting."

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes talking to Sky Sports:

"It will be difficult because the fans always give us a real backing. Some players it will work with, others it doesn't. None of us know the answers.

"Wolves have had a great season. A tough opponent. We felt we were playing well before we finished but always needing to improve.

"We want to stay out of the bottom three all the time."

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I know it's been a while but I've genuinely never heard of two players in the West Ham team.

Looks a beautiful day in east London.

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Brighton & Hove Albion

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Brighton matchwinner Neal Maupay, speaking to BT Sport: "It is a great ball in. I saw the keeper coming for me and I just shot with my left, a goal and I am so happy because it our first win this new year. The team has worked really had the last few months.

"We have been training really, really hard. The team kept working. The whole club - managers and staff - did a very good job to have us in a good place.

"It was a really tough game but happy to get the win."

On the collision with Bernd Leno: ""At half time I went to the manager Mikel Arteta to apologise. I never meant to injure the keeper. I jumped for the ball. I apologise to the team and to him as well. I have been through a bad injury, it is hard.

"Arsenal players maybe need to learn humility sometimes. They were talking a lot. They got what they deserved.

"I just went to get the ball really. When he landed he twisted his knee. It is football, there is contact. I never meant to hurt him. I apologise again and wish him a speedy recovery."

On the result: "It is just a win, we have eight games to go - some very big games. Anything can happen and we need to stay focus. It is a good start, we are really happy but we need to get straight back in tomorrow to focus on the next game."

A reminder of the teams for our next game...

West Ham: Fabianski, Ngakia, Rice, Diop, Cresswell, Noble, Soucek, Antonio, Fornals, Felipe Anderson, Bowen. Subs: Balbuena, Yarmolenko, Lanzini, Wilshere, Fredericks, Ajeti, Randolph, Johnson, Xande Silva.

Wolverhampton: Rui Patricio, Saiss, Coady, Boly, Doherty, Dendoncker, Neves, Joao Moutinho, Jonny, Jimenez, Jota. Subs: Bruno Jordao, Pedro Neto, Daniel Podence, Gibbs-White, Ruddy, Ruben Vinagre, Traore, Kilman, Rasmussen.

Referee: Anthony Taylor (Cheshire)

Ash Williams: The most fight Arsenal have shown is after the final whistle. They need to start blaming themselves for poor performances.

Alex Maguire: From the top to the bottom there is no heart or soul in Arsenal. The players don’t deserve the deals they’re on - let alone bumper new deals.

Regular Jon: Oh dear, wouldn’t 1-2 be an Arsenal fan right now.

Neal Maupay - 'The Arsenal players need to learn humility and they got what they deserved'.

Full quotes to come. Pull the pin, launch interview, cover your ears...

Timed at 94 minutes and 26 seconds, Neal Maupay's winner was the latest goal Brighton have ever scored in a Premier League match.

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Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger

You can see Arsenal's players are all still fuming about that challenge on Bernd Leno.

The Premier League is back and scoring high on late drama today.

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger

What a goal. It started with a cheeky flick and it's a lovely finish. Maupay bends it round the keeper but what a team goal. There are no fans here but there was jubilation on the Brighton bench.

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Matteo Guendouzi is seriously miffed.

That is the winner! Right on the whistle Neal Maupay is surrounded by fuming Arsenal players. They are not happy with his part in the injury to Bernd Leno in the first half.

It's all going off!

Mr E: Arsenal are decent going forward, but dear me when defending they are National League standard.

Arsenal corner, which is Dan Burned. Away!