Glenn Murray admits the win was more important than his 100th Brighton goal after Albion beat Wolves 1-0.
Striker Murray, from Maryport, brought up his century at the Amex on Saturday, a week after he was knocked unconscious and swallowed his tongue at Newcastle.
“To get 100 goals is great but the points are more important,” said the 35-year-old former Workington Reds and Carlisle United man.
“For large spells, they had the lion’s share of possession but we dealt with it well. “[Lewis] Dunk and [Shane] Duffy, they are massive for us.
“We struggled for clean-sheets at the start of the season but we have got our ship together and it’s huge for confidence.”
Brighton travel to Everton next Saturday as they look for a fourth straight Premier League victory.
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