Reviews

Brighton had six games packed into December and they resulted in a decent return of eight points as the 2019-20 season reached the halfway stage

Brighton hit the dizzy heights of eighth in the Premier League and handed Graham Potter a new six-year contract before November took a downturn

After promising performances but less-than-impressive results in the first two months of 2019-20, October was when the season really took off for Brighton

Brighton failed to win a game in the second month of the 2019-20 season with September seeing new manager Graham Potter’s honeymoon period come to an end

The first part of our Brighton 2019-20 Season Review takes in August, where Graham Potter announced his arrival in the Albion dugout in some style

May saw Brighton wave goodbye to the two men who had done more than most to bring Premier League football to the Amex as Chris Hughton and Bruno departed

Seven games, one goal scored, two points earned and a club record 12 hours and 15 minutes without a goal.

March was a strange month for Brighton as although they picked up six points and booked an FA Cup Semi Final spot, they didn’t actually play that well

Brighton didn’t win in the league in February 2019, but we did get to see Glenn Murray score with his penis & Jugen Locadia & Gaetan Bong take a free kick