That is all we have time for on Tribe as Brighton progresses in the Carabao Cup. I have been Elliot Thompson, and thank you for joining me. Stay with us on Tribe, as several Champions League games are in the closing stages right now!

Brighton will have to wait until next week to see who they have in the draw, as there are more third-round games to be played. Next up in the Premier League, they host Nottingham Forest on Sunday. Wolves have a very tricky away game against Aston Villa, so it doesn't look like it will be getting much better for Gary O'Neil.

Wolves had a torrid first half until Guedes side-footed a nice team move past Steele into the top right corner. He finished off a break, which was started by Doherty, who linked up well with Rodrigo Gomes. In the second half, their energy levels went up as they pressed Brighton much higher up the field. Also, their press was a joint effort and not just Guedes hopelessly closing players down. However, they simply couldn't make a big opening. When they did in the second 45 minutes, it was after Brighton had already scored their third. The second goal was a wonderfully fierce strike from Doyle, which cannoned off the crossbar. However, it was too little too late for Gary O'Neil's men, who have now lost four games out of six this season.

BRIGHTON ARE THROUGH TO THE FOURTH ROUND OF THE CARABAO CUP! Fabian Hurzeler keeps up his tremendous start to life in English football. He sends his side through to the next round after they come out on top against Wolves. The Seagulls stormed into the lead thanks to a wonderful strike from Baleba. From around 25 yards out, bend the ball past Sa into the bottom left corner. Around the half-an-hour mark, Adingra doubled the Brighton lead. He skipped past Lima and Bueno before slotting the ball past Sa from the edge of the box. They let Wolves come back into it before the break, though. However, with five minutes to go, Kadioglu followed in on Welbeck's saved shot to score his first goal for the club. Brighton yet again gave Wolves hope in injury time, but they saw the game out in a mature fashion. If truth be told, it looked like Brighton had another gear to go into in the second half if Wolves found an equaliser, which is a great sign for Brighton fans!

Steele takes his time with the ball. He then boots it forward up to Welbeck, who flicks it on, looking for Adingra. The winger tries to run onto the ball, but it rolls through to Sa. He hits it forward to Larsen. The ball comes to Cunha, who sends in an aimless cross, which ends up going straight out.

WOLVES HAVE THREE MINUTES TO SAVE THEMSELVES! Steele makes a mess of a pass in his box, giving it to Larsen. He holds onto the ball before laying it back to Doyle. The midfielder strikes with so much power on his right foot. It rockets off the crossbar and bounces in. A terrible mistake from Steele!

Webster blocks off Forbs with a strong arm into his chest. He stops him from going in on goal so he is lucky it is just a yellow card.