High-flying Brighton will soon be dreaming of the impossible

Could Brighton really do the impossible and win the Premier League this season?

Try telling their supporters otherwise after another impressive performance secured a seventh league win of the campaign and lifted them up to second place, five points behind leaders Arsenal after 10 games.

The Seagulls look unstoppable at the moment. They are the highest scorers in the division and also boast the second-best defensive record.

Their victory over Brentford was made all the more straightforward after the Bees were reduced to 10 men with less than a third of the match played at the Amex Stadium.

Even before that, though, Brighton were clearly the team in the ascendancy and had caused the visitors a handful of problems.

Boss Fabian Hurzeler may not be dreaming of a title challenge just yet, but after another weekend in which his side's remarkable campaign gathered further momentum, it may only be a matter of time before their supporters start to believe the impossible could become reality.