Poyet calls for 'unbelievable atmosphere'
Gus Poyet wants Brighton fans to make the difference in tonight's Championship play-off semi-final second leg against Crystal Palace.
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Brighton FC captain Tony Grealish has died
Tony Grealish, the man who led Brighton and Hove Albion out at the FA Cup final against Manchester United in 1983, has died.
He was 56 and had been suffering from cancer. The Irish international played 121 times for the Seagulls and, most famously, was the man chosen by boss Jimmy Melia as stand-in skipper for the cup final.
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Dan dares to run 520 miles - in a week
A Brighton and Hove Albion football supporter is on the verge of breaking a world record for the number of miles run on a treadmill in one week.
Dan Lawson has run nearly three marathons a day, every day, to raise cash for the football club's community work.
He's so far clocked up around 490 miles of his staggering 520 mile target. You can find out more and sponsor him here.
The club's former chairman Dick Knight said he was "inspirational".
Brighton and Pompey lose, but Bournemouth win
Championship: Barnsley 2 Brighton 1; League One: Brentford 2 Swindon 1; Leyton Orient 1 Portsmouth 0; Stevenage 0 Bournemouth 1; Yeovil 2 Crawley 2; League Two: Aldershot 1 Burton Albion 2; Exeter 0 Gillingham 0; Oxford Utd 1 Barnet 0.
Brighton a goal down at Barnsley
Jason Scotland scored after 14 minutes from inside the penalty box to put Barnsley ahead.
Brighton in line for awards off the pitch
Brighton have been making headlines on the pitch this season with a push towards the play-offs - but they're making headlines off the pitch too. The Albion are up for two prestigious Football League awards.
One is Family Club of the Year, and defender Inigo Calderon is shortlisted for Community Player of the Year. He'll find out whether he's won later this month. Our Sports Correspondent Sarah Gomme has been check out the Seagulls' off-the-pitch achievements.
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Bournemouth top of the table
Brighton maintained their push for a play-off position with a 1-1 draw at home to Blackburn. And in League One, Bournemouth are now top of the table after a 2-1 win away at Crewe. Portsmouth's winless run continues after a goalless draw at bottom-of-the-table Hartlepool.
In League Two, Gillingham missed the chance to become league leaders after a goalless draw away at York. Oxford Utd lost 2-1 at home to Fleetwood, and Aldershot lost 2-1 at Morecambe.
Ten men bailed in football brawl probe
Ten men arrested following a brawl between Brighton and Hove Albion and Crystal Palace football fans have been released on bail, police said.
Violence broke out in London between the two sets of supporters after the Championship clubs were involved in separate fixtures on November 10th.
A group of 10 men were questioned on suspicion of violent disorder this weekend and have been bailed until early January.
Four of the men were arrested in Sussex while six were held in Croydon and other parts of south London, Scotland Yard said.
Violence broke out in the King's Cross area after Brighton and Hove Albion drew 3-3 at Wolverhampton Wanderers and Crystal Palace secured a 2-1 victory at Peterborough United.
The arrests this weekend came as the rival clubs met each other in the league, at Palace's Selhurst Park, in south London.
Violence followed London match
The investigation was launched after violence broke out in the King's Cross area, the Seasiders having drawn 3-3 at Wolverhampton Wanderers and the Eagles securing a late 2-1 victory at Peterborough United.
The arrests come on the day the rival clubs are due to meet each other in the league, at Palace's Selhurst Park.
Police enforced crowd control measures when the two played each other in Croydon in January, including holding some fans in the ground after the final whistle to ease the risk of confrontation between rival supporters.
6 arrested after football brawl
Police have arrested six men in connection with a brawl between rival fans of Championship football clubs last month.
Violence broke out between Brighton and Hove Albion supporters and Crystal Palace fans in London after the two clubs were involved in separate fixtures on November 10.
Officers from the Metropolitan Police Service's Public Order Investigations Team, working closely with colleagues in Kent, Surrey and Sussex Police, carried out the arrests at about 5am today.
Four of the men - aged 21, 23, 32 and 41 - were arrested in Sussex, while a 19-year-old and a 25-year-old were arrested in south London, police confirmed. They are currently being held at a south London police station on suspicion of violent disorder.
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