Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Jack Hinshelwood has issued a defiant rallying cry to fans, vowing that the squad will "work so hard this week and show a reaction" after their recent setback. The Seagulls currently sit eighth in the Premier League table following a defeat at Newcastle, but with three crucial fixtures remaining, the young star insists the team is far from finished.

"The support we've had at the Amex recently has been unbelievable," Hinshelwood told BBC Radio Sussex. "We're going to need that again come Saturday."

Brighton's next test comes at home against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday at 15:00 BST, a match that could prove pivotal in their push for a strong finish. With the season entering its final stretch, Hinshelwood knows there's no room for dwelling on past results.

"We've got three massive games to go—all really important matches," he said. "It's going to be an exciting end to the season. We can be disappointed with the Newcastle defeat, but all focus has got to be on the next game and doing what we have been doing: getting back to the basics, training really hard, and coming out firing next Saturday."

The midfielder's determination reflects the fighting spirit that has defined Brighton's campaign. Fans will be hoping that energy translates onto the pitch as they look to bounce back in front of their home crowd.

Defender Jan Paul van Hecke also shared his thoughts post-match, acknowledging that Albion were "too open at the back" against Newcastle, a lesson the squad will be eager to correct as they prepare for Wolves.

With everything still to play for, Brighton's final three matches promise plenty of drama. And if Hinshelwood's words are anything to go by, the Seagulls are ready to leave it all on the pitch.