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The Humboldt Broncos opened the regular season with a split weekend after falling 5–2 to the Warman Wolverines in their home opener. Humboldt went 1-for-10 on the power play, while Warman opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal. Owen Parks broke free on a breakaway and gave the Wolverines an early lead.

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Broncos opened the season on Friday night with a 4-3 victory over Warman. The Broncos top line of Cody Farrell, Connor Miller and Oliver Phillips all scored in the win while Matthew Bradley had 38 saves in the win. Humboldt leads the season series 1-0 after Friday night

Both teams begin a brand new season after failing to make the playoffs in 2025-26. The Broncos and Wolverines will meet eight times during the regular season, including home-and-home sets that will open and close the season. The Broncos will open the season in Warman for the second consecutive year. Four players in the Broncos lineup will be back for this year’s season opener (Connor Miller, Kai Holowachuk, Ben Fofonoff, and Kayson Christian.)

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.