
Brighton and Hove Albion FC Football Sport
Football really is coming home and we will be there as things kick off.
Yes, Albion action is on the way back to the Amex – as well as venues around the country and, hopefully, Europe.
The Seagulls return home for friendlies against Roma and Bologna, the Premier League and the Conference League play-off in the coming weeks.
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Ex-Albion star's expert de-brief as he keeps close eye on World Cup How much would these big Albion signings be worth as record-breaker Vuskovic arrives? Can this Hurzeler verdict on Tuchel and England help Albion next season? What’s next for Tommy Watson as another club are linked with winger? Albion were always top choice as they sign defender for present and future
As ever, The Argus will be following events closely and offering insight and opinion based on years of following the Seagulls at close quarters home and away.
Aiming high, demanding a lot - but knowing and appreciating the club's unique contexts as well. Not everyone does.
This is an exciting time of the year for fans. It is easy to say that but we also have the stats to prove it.
We know it is the busiest time of the year in terms of website traffic for our Albion coverage.
And it is also the time when we offer our best deal of the year on the best way to follow our coverage.
Which is with a digital subscription.
Our latest offer is £6 for a six-month subscription or 50% off the annual rate.
We will continue to bring full coverage from every game as well as transfer news, interviews and analysis.
We will travel home and away, as ever, and also keep a close eye on the under-21s and WSL team.
And we know our history. Remember our guide to the top 125 appearance-makers and goalscorers in the club's first 125 years?
Or our exclusive study of their biggest transfer deals?
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We reveal Albion’s top 125 appearance-makers in their first 125 years How much would these big Albion signings be worth as record-breaker Vuskovic arrives? As Albion celebrate 125 years, we reveal their 125 top goalscorers Do you remember when Harry Kane started for England at the Amex?
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Domestic football is back and this is the best way to follow YOUR club.