Brighton have completed a rare triumph for September, securing three individual Premier League awards: 33-year-old head coach Fabian Huerzeler was named Manager of the Month, while 35-year-old Pascal Gross collected Player of the Month, and 35-year-old captain Lewis Dunk was recognised for Goal of the Month. The most notable detail about this achievement is that the coach is two years younger than both awarded players.
September has been a triumphant month for Brighton, who went undefeated in the Premier League, drawing against Leeds United and achieving a stunning victory over Coventry City and Arsenal with a score of 3-0. These results saw the Seagulls soar to third place in the league table.
Pascal Gross played a pivotal role in this success, netting two goals and providing three assists, which earned him the Player of the Month accolade for the first time in the club's history. Lewis Dunk was particularly impressive with a stunning long-range strike from about 30 yards out in the 5-0 victory against Coventry City, earning him the honour for Goal of the Month.
