Fabian Hurzeler's side, after yet another rout against Crystal Palace, have now racked up more goals across Europe's top five leagues than anyone bar Barcelona and Real Madrid.
Brighton & Hove Albion have emerged as one of Europe's most prolific attacking teams under Fabian Hurzeler, scoring 23 goals in their opening seven Premier League matches. Following high-scoring victories over Crystal Palace, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Aston Villa, only Barcelona have scored more across Europe's top five leagues this season. Brighton's tally is the fourth-highest at this stage in Premier League history, driven by an intense high press and clinical finishing.
James Sharpe highlights that Brighton lead the league in final-third possession regains and big chances created while maintaining 60 percent average possession. Alongside tactical versatility on fast breaks and set-pieces, 35-year-old midfielder Pascal Gross has played a central role by creating 19 chances. Although Brighton have significantly overperformed their expected goals tally, underlying metrics place them firmly among the league's top attacking sides.
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