As things stand, the Seagulls lie in 16th place, a comfortable seven points clear of the relegation zone, but will be eager to secure their safety as soon as possible to avoid a nervy end to the 2020/21 Premier League campaign.
Speaking ahead of Saturday night's big game, Brighton boss Graham Potter revealed his squad are looking in good shape following their midweek goalless draw with Chelsea, and said: “No (injuries to the squad) everybody came through the game okay. There are a couple of lads we need to be careful in Adam Webster and Dan Burn, who have only just returned to action.
“We will also see how Danny recovers from the game. To have both [and Adam Webster] back – we’ve been a little bit light, while those two have been unavailable. We’ve managed with the three we’ve had with Joel [Veltman], Dunky and Ben [White].
“But if you get any injuries or suspensions, you’re down to just the two. It’s good to have them back, we have to be careful with them in terms of making sure they have recovered, but on and off the pitch they’re important for us because of their personalities and their characters.
Here are today's biggest transfer stories and the latest team news involving Brighton & Hove Albion and the rest of the Premier League, as the build-up to the weekend action continues:
1. Fernandes' future depends on Pogba
Manchester United talisman Bruno Fernandes has been tipped to sign a new £200k-per-week contract - doubling his existing salary - with the club, but will only do so if France international Paul Pogba also remains at Old Trafford. (Daily Mail) Photo: OLI SCARFF
2. Man Utd turn attention to Varane
Following news of Real Madrid snapping up Bayern Munich defender David Alaba, Manchester United have been tipped to swoop for Los Blancos ace Raphael Varane this summer. However, they could face competition from Chelsea. (Manchester Evening News) Photo: Denis Doyle
3. Pundit makes bold Bielsa suggestion
Pundit Jamie O'Hara has controversially claimed that ex-European Super League side Spurs are a "bigger club" than Leeds United, and urged Whites boss Marcelo Bielsa to take the vacant role of Tottenham manager following Jose Mourinho's exit. (talkSPORT) Photo: IAN WALTON
4. Perez fires ESL warning shot
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has insisted that the European Super League is still "on standby" despite nine of the twelve founding teams, including all six from England, announcing their withdrawal following a mass public outcry. (BBC Sport) Photo: Eric Alonso