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- Hearts helped by Bloom will keep shaking up Scottish football
- Pitchside | Albion go five unbeaten despite late pain | Manchester United v Brighton
- Dario Vidosic's Arsenal press conference: Squad news & form reflections
- Wolves at the Amex: travel information
- From 'sacked in the morning' to new contract - Why Fabian Hurzeler and Brighton make perfect sense
- Weekend results show Brighton can only rely on themselves
- Brighton cabbie is 5th Dan Black Belt
- Paul Mullen on Albion's plans for a trailblazing women's stadium | BHA Podcast
- Brighton, Brentford, Bournemouth - Opta predicts final Premier League table in race for Europe
- Albion 3 West Ham 0: MU21s reach PL2 semi-finals
- Hurzeler agrees new long-term deal with Brighton
- Live stream: Albion v West Ham in PL2 quarter-finals
- 'The agent is right' - Brighton make Diego Gomez claim after agent update
- HIGHLIGHTS | Newcastle v Brighton | Premier League
- Highlights | Manchester United v Brighton | Women's Super League
- 'Not great' - Brighton issue worrying update on injured star after Newcastle loss
- Brighton didn't manage 'key moments' - Hurzeler
- Post-match | Hurzeler, Hinshelwood and van Hecke | Newcastle v Brighton
- Hurzeler: We dominated Newcastle
- Gallery: St James' Park match action
- Bruno Guimaraes makes Brighton admission after crucial Newcastle win
- Newcastle 3 Albion 1: Unbeaten run ended at St James' Park
- Post-match | Dario Vidosic | Manchester United v Brighton
- Major injury blow in Newcastle vs Brighton clash as World Cup hopeful forced off
- Vidosic frustrated after Albion pegged back in stoppage time
- Manchester United 1 Albion 1: Hosts equalise in injury time
- West Ham 3 Albion 2: Late sucker punch denies MU18s a point
- Gallery: Albion five unbeaten after draw against Manchester United
- Brighton and Lewis Dunk decision explained as Fabian Hurzeler makes bold Newcastle call
- Live Matchday Audio | Newcastle v Albion
- Lewis Dunk and Carlos Baleba decision - Brighton XI vs Newcastle predicted
- Fabian Hurzeler makes Lewis Dunk admission ahead of Newcastle
- EXTENDED HIGHLIGHTS | Newcastle v Brighton | Premier League
- Every word from Fabian Hurzeler ahead of Newcastle away
- Brighton give 'refreshing' update ahead of Newcastle clash amid injury concern
- MMA fighter helped Brighton shake off 'nice' tag
- Brighton confirm double injury blow ahead of Newcastle
- Maty Ryan names Brighton spell as the best time of his career
- Could Hearts striker Claudio Braga cut it in the Premier League with Brighton?
- The only thing that can stop Brighton finishing top six is Brighton
- 'We've waited for a new stadium for a long time'
- Why new Women Stadium might be the best thing Brighton have ever done
- New £80m Brighton Women stadium to be built next to the Amex
- Brighton plan Europe's first purpose-built £80m women's stadium
- Brighton out of Said El Mala race with Cologne wanting £43 million
- Is 2025-26 lilac the most pointless away kit in Brighton history?
- Ex-Brighton boss Hughton reveals cancer diagnosis
- Minteh should stay with Brighton over replacing Salah at Liverpool
- Teams Like Brighton make sliding doors for Premier League Big Six
- I am told the Amex seagulls are lucky – how long until Chelsea buy them?
They was founded on 24 June 1901 at the Seven Stars pub on Ship Street in Brighton.
Originally named Brighton & Hove United, the club changed its name to what it is known by today, shortly after its formation.
AFC Bournemouth
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Crystal Palace
Brighton & Hove Albion’s primary and most famous nickname is The Seagulls, which became popular in the mid-1970s as a counter to rivals Crystal Palace’s “Eagles” chant. Historically, the club has also been known as The Albion and briefly used The Dolphins in the mid-1970s before adopting the seagull as their badge
Brighton & Hove Albion have had four main home grounds in their history: the Goldstone Ground (1902–1997), temporary use of Gillingham’s Priestfield Stadium (1997–1999), Withdean Stadium (1999–2011), and their current home, Falmer Stadium (2011–present), commonly known as the Amex Stadium.
