Brighton midfielder Jakub Moder has no issues with being played out of position by his manager.

The pass master is enjoying the challenge of a new midfield role within the team.

He was impressive in a more advanced position in a 1-1 draw against Burnley at the weekend.

He told The Argus: I just try to play as a ten, like the gaffer wanted me to play.

Create chances, make runs behind, score a goal, get an assist.

The reality is we only get one point and it was not enough.

I played the last three or four games, I can play there. The message from the gaffer is clear for me.

I can go deep, I can make runs behind. I feel good in this position so it is okay."

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