Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi is demanding more goals from his free-scoring team.
The Seagulls have outscored Manchester City so far this season, but De Zerbi is demanding more.
De Zerbi said: I'm proud, but we have scored not enough.
Because we have had too many chances to be happy with 18 goals. We could have 25 goals, so we have to score them.
We have to put the focus on the attackers, especially the attackers. I'm speaking about Ansu Fati, Joao Pedro, Solly March, (Simon) Adingra, (Facundo) Buonanotte.
Because even on Wednesday evening we could have scored from four or five clear situations. I remember Ansu Fati man to man with the goalkeeper and Joao Pedro as well.
Solly March in the second half, another big, big chance. Joao Pedro in the second half again. And Estupinan, man to man with the keeper. I told you, five chances!
In the Premier League, too. it's the same. We could score more goals. This is the first point. And my second point is we are conceding and suffered too many goals.
Against Luton, Wolverhampton, Newcastle, Manchester United To concede a goal is not a problem, it's part of football.
But we have to consider it in this way if we want to improve and progress."