Albion’s development squad are in Amex action tonight (7pm) when they host Premier League club Swansea City, and Kazenga LuaLua is set to start...
Luke Williams’ side are four games unbeaten, and have not conceded a goal during that time, while the Congolese winger will add an attacking spark going forward.The Swans, who are also known for their total-football approach, go into the game off back-to-back defeats and their side is expected to include experienced striker Danny Graham.
The last time the two sides met in the Professional Development League Two South was in September when the Seagulls ran out 2-1 winners in Llanelli, thanks to goals from Solly March and George Barker.
Tickets are still available and they are free to season-ticket holders, but tickets must still be booked in advance and smartcards will be updated.
For non-season-ticket holders, tickets are available to adults for £5 and over-65s and under-16s for £2.
Purchase tickets online now, by calling the ticketline on 0844 327 1901 or by visiting either of the club’s ticket offices at the Amex or in Queens Road.
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Luke Williams’ side are four games unbeaten, and have not conceded a goal during that time, while the Congolese winger will add an attacking spark going forward.The Swans, who are also known for their total-football approach, go into the game off back-to-back defeats and their side is expected to include experienced striker Danny Graham.
The last time the two sides met in the Professional Development League Two South was in September when the Seagulls ran out 2-1 winners in Llanelli, thanks to goals from Solly March and George Barker.
Tickets are still available and they are free to season-ticket holders, but tickets must still be booked in advance and smartcards will be updated.
For non-season-ticket holders, tickets are available to adults for £5 and over-65s and under-16s for £2.
Purchase tickets online now, by calling the ticketline on 0844 327 1901 or by visiting either of the club’s ticket offices at the Amex or in Queens Road.
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