When Fabian Huerzeler joined Brighton & Hove Albion ahead of his debut season in a European top-flight league the manager wanted to "challenge the establishment" and, true to his word, some of the Premier League's leading clubs have suffered defeat as his Seagulls soar. Brighton are sixth in the standings and in a healthy position to qualify for Europe again but they are also level on points with third-placed Chelsea under German Huerzeler - the youngest permanent head coach in Premier League