Brighton and Hove Albion secured their place in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup with a 3-2 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers, showcasing a strong performance despite a late scare. Carlos Baleba opened the scoring with a stunning long-range goal, followed by a second from Simon Adingra, putting Brighton ahead 2-0 before halftime. Wolves fought back with a goal from Goncalo Guedes just before the break, but Ferdi Kadioglu extended Brighton's lead again late in the match. Tommy Doyle's late goal for Wolves was not enough to change the outcome. Manager Fabian Hurzeler praised the team's resilience and individual performances, particularly highlighting the contributions of substitutes like Tariq Lamptey, who made an appearance as Brighton continues to build on their solid start to the season. Brighton remains undefeated under Hurzeler, winning four of their six matches so far.