Match Reviews

In another fine example of what has come to be known as a “typical Brighton moment”, the Albion chose their visit to take on arch rivals Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park as the game in which they would put in their worst defensive performance of the season to lose 3-2

A moment of complete gimpery from Shane Duffy saw Brighton and Hove Albion have to settle for a point in a 1-1 home draw with Huddersfield Town with Davy Propper managing to get himself sent on late on, just to compound a miserable day at the office

The 2016 Premier League champions proved to be too good for the Albion as Leicester City ran out 2-0 winners at the Amex, with some of our less-intelligent supporters laying the blame for defeat solely at the feet of Glenn Murray – you know, that bloke who’s goals could pretty much single handedly keep us up

Brighton and Hove Albion’s FA Cup adventure came to an end at the quarter final stage at the hands of Manchester United but it was a harsh result on the Albion who were the better team for large periods of the tie at Old Trafford, leaving many of us to ponder what might have been?

Anthony Knockaert’s disappointing debut season in the Premier League continued as he saw red for a horror challenge as part of an act of sheer petulance as Brighton’s first visit to Everton for 35 years resulted in a 2-0 defeat and a woeful display

Glenn Murray sparked genuine talk on an England call up as he added another two goals to his seasons haul as Swansea City were dismantled 4-1 at the Amex, with Lewis Dunk netting his fourth of the season as well – all for opposition teams, of course

Brighton and Hove Albion are just one win from Wembley – and not in a league game in front of a half empty stadium with all the atmosphere of a library – after defeating Coventry City to move into the quarter finals of the FA Cup for the first time since 1986

A breathless last minute saw Maty Ryan save a penalty, Lewis Dunk hack the rebound away and Anthony Knockaert head the resulting corner off the line as the Albion finally came away from a trip to Stoke City with something other than an humiliating defeat after a 1-1 draw at the Bet365 Stadium

What a difference three days can make. Just 72 hours after the Albion scraped their way to a 1-1 draw at Southampton with no desire to attack at all after 20 minutes, Chris Hughton released the handbrake and West Ham United were blown away 3-1 at the Amex

It was a frustrating evening at St Mary’s as Brighton and Hove Albion parked the bus after going 1-0 up against a Southampton side who looked there for the taking and that lack of ambition saw them have to settle for a 1-1 draw come the final whistle