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Not only are Brighton scoring more than everyone else in the Premier League, they are netting better goals too. Centre-half Lewis Dunk won the Premier League goal of the month for September with a 35-yard stunner against Coventry. Now, five weeks later, that has already been eclipsed. Step forward Seagulls team-mate Diego Gomez, who shot from the halfway line having seen Crystal Palace goalkeeper Walter Benitez off his line during Brighton's emphatic 5-0 win over their rivals on Sunday. Benitez made a rapid dash back to his goal and produced a desperate dive but could not stop the ball going in just under the crossbar. "As soon as he struck it, I knew it was in. He's taken the club goal of the season off me," joked Brighton skipper Dunk. "That's the goal of the season so far, what a hit," added former Premier League striker Efan Ekoku, part of the commentary team for BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra. "[It was] superbly struck and right over the head of the keeper from the centre-circle.

Could the Vancouver Canucks and Ottawa Senators hook up on an in-season forward trade? The Vancouver Canucks and the Ottawa Senators are two Canadian franchises that have faced somewhat similar circumstances of late. For instance, both had their American captains more or less force their way into an out-of-town trade. But the results for the two teams have been very different. Last year, the Canucks tanked into a last-place finish, and are once again in the league basement to start the 2026-27 campaign. The Senators, meanwhile, pushed through to a postseason appearance last year, and even without Brady Tkachuk and his natural hat-tricks, they’re off to a hot start this year. The 6-3-0 Senators are third in their division, seventh in the league overall, and firmly in a playoff spot despite considerable injuries already. And since the Canucks and the Senators are in such opposite situations now, it makes sense that they might be able to help one another out via a trade. Especially since each side seems to have what the other side might be looking for. For the Senators, that’s offence, which makes sense.