Tickets for play-off chasing Albion's final four home games of the season are on sale now.Purchase your seat early for the visits of Charlton, Leicester, Blackpool and the final day game against Wolves to avoid disappointment.
First up is the final home game of the campaign under the Amex floodlights when Chris Powell brings his Addicks side to the south coast.
Powell’s men have been in fine form on the road this season winning eight games, a record bettered only by the top three.
However their relegation fears are not expelled yet, lying five points above the drop zone.
Four days later Albion host play-off rivals Leicester, who left the Amex empty handed last season thanks to a late Will Buckley strike.
The contest against Nigel Pearson’s Foxes could prove pivotal, with both sides currently separated by goal difference alone.
Blackpool and Wolves will then arrive with a very different agenda, given both clubs are threatened with relegation after a season of managerial changes.
The Tangerines fought back from 2-0 down in their last visit to Brighton in an exhilarating 2-2 draw, while Albion and Wolves played out a similarly thrilling 3-3 draw at Molineux earlier this season.
Albion supporters can purchase their tickets for each game either online, via the ticketline on 0844 327 1901 or in person at both ticket offices - either at the Amex or in Queens Road, Brighton.
For full ticket info for each game visit the Ticket section of seagulls.co.uk, or simply click on the teams name above to take you directly to the appropriate ticket page.
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First up is the final home game of the campaign under the Amex floodlights when Chris Powell brings his Addicks side to the south coast.
Powell’s men have been in fine form on the road this season winning eight games, a record bettered only by the top three.
However their relegation fears are not expelled yet, lying five points above the drop zone.
Four days later Albion host play-off rivals Leicester, who left the Amex empty handed last season thanks to a late Will Buckley strike.
The contest against Nigel Pearson’s Foxes could prove pivotal, with both sides currently separated by goal difference alone.
Blackpool and Wolves will then arrive with a very different agenda, given both clubs are threatened with relegation after a season of managerial changes.
The Tangerines fought back from 2-0 down in their last visit to Brighton in an exhilarating 2-2 draw, while Albion and Wolves played out a similarly thrilling 3-3 draw at Molineux earlier this season.
Albion supporters can purchase their tickets for each game either online, via the ticketline on 0844 327 1901 or in person at both ticket offices - either at the Amex or in Queens Road, Brighton.
For full ticket info for each game visit the Ticket section of seagulls.co.uk, or simply click on the teams name above to take you directly to the appropriate ticket page.
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