Match Previews

Brighton and Hove Albion could be present as a host of Premier League records get smashed at the Etihad Stadium with Manchester City knowing that victory in the penultimate game of the season will secure them the most points in a top flight campaign, most wins and most goals

It’s another considerate choice of kick off time from Sky Sports with them having moved Manchester United’s visit to the Amex to a Friday night, ensuring that all the United supporters from Guildford and Surrey have one of their shortest away trips of the season accommodated for an evening kick off

With four former Brighton players among their ranks and the Albion’s remarkable record of having ex-employees score against us, it’s almost inevitable that one of Ashley Barnes, Chris Wood, Sam Vokes or Stephen Ward is netting for the hosts when Chris Hughton takes his side to Burnley

Brighton and Hove Albion begin their ridiculously tough run of their final five games of the season coming against sides from the top seven of the Premier League table with Tottenham Hotspur’s visit to the Amex

Remember your identification documents and prepare to be kettled around or face time in the gulag – it’s the joy that is a trip to Selhurst Park for Brighton and Hove Albion fans, a stadium we’ve won only once at in a generation

In what many pundits consider their last winnable game of the season, the Albion host fellow strugglers Huddersfield Town at the Amex knowing that three points are a must in their quest to ensure it isn’t an immediate return to the Championship in a months time

Brighton and Hove Albion return from the international break knowing that two more wins will guarantee Premier League survival, with the most realistic opportunities for those victories coming in the next two games against Leicester City and Huddersfield Town

Brighton and Hove Albion have the toughest task left in the FA Cup this season as the Albion’s first quarter final appearance since 1986 sends them to Old Trafford to take on the highest ranked side left in the competition for a place in a Wembley semi final

Brighton and Hove Albion make their first trip to Goodison Park for 35 years to take on pint-of-wine drinker Sam Allardyce’s Everton in a buoyant mood having been unbeaten in their past seven matches in all competitions

Brighton defeat one of the Premier League’s big six clubs at the eighth team of asking, picking up a fantastic and well deserved 2-1 victory over Arsenal to heap further pressure on Arsene Wenger