Historical Features

Remember when Brighton failed to win a game in October for four years? We do. Here’s our look back at the stange Curse of October

With Brighton’s new found fondness for going 2-0 down, we take a look back at their greatest comebacks from a two goal deficit over the last 20 years

Brighton & Hove Albion have a long and proud history of making cock ups with their football kits as these top seven moments recall

Brighton have an impressive history of suffering cup shocks against sides from lower leagues. From Sudbury Town to Lincoln City, we remember 15 of the best

Brighton and Hove Albion have a woeful record on Valentine’s Day having registered no wins in their past nine fixtures on February 14th

Ahead of the FA Cup Third Round game between Brighton and Crystal Palace, we look at how it was the previous occasion the two clubs were drawn together that ended up being the spark that ignited the fierce rivalry that exists today

WeAreBrighton.com editor Scott McCarthy clocks up his 1000th Brighton and Hove Albion game with the visit of Stoke City to the Amex. In order to commemorate the landmark, he takes a look back at the highs – and more often than not, lows – that come with a millennium of Albion games through all four divisions

The final part of our End of an Errea series looks at the kits worn through the first three season at the Amex including the special edition shirts which marked the opening of the stadium and one of the most popular away kits in Brighton and Hove Albion history

The penultimate part of our End of an Errea series looks at Brighton and Hove Albion kits between 2008 and 2011, including the fantastic League One title season and the campaign in which Dick Knight didn’t foresee there being any problems with a blue home kit, a blue away kit and a blue kit