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It has been a struggle for Brighton of late, failing to win six Premier League games on the spin across March and April.
However, they secured a major 1-0 victory over Champions League-bound Aston Villa and drew with Newcastle recently to move them up to 10th ahead of the final day.
The return to form came too late for a European finish, but Brighton can earn top-10 place if they win their final game on May 19 versus Manchester United.
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Brighton & Hove Albion debuted in European football this season, following last season’s sixth-place finish.
Roberto De Zerbi himself admitted they may struggle to balance domestic and continental commitments, and this has proven to be the case so far.
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Brighton fans have got a very exciting season to look forward to, including a maiden Europa League voyage. And on the Premier League front, expectations will naturally soar.
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About Brighton
Originally established in 1901, Brighton were initially known as Brighton & Hove United before changing their name to Albion later that year, and they replaced the defunct team Brighton & Hove Rangers. And in 1910, they won the Charity Shield when they beat Aston Villa, although staunch supporters might not count it as a piece of silverware.
After a 30-year absence from England’s top-flight division, Brighton took their place in the Premier League for the first time for the 2018/19 campaign, and they survived, finishing two points above the drop zone in 17th place.
Over the past couple of seasons, Brighton, who play their home games at the AmEx Community Stadium, have enjoyed a rapid ascendancy over the past few years. Graham Potter guided them to ninth in the 2021/22 campaign with a tally of 51 points.
But last season, De Zerbi who took over the reins in September provided lift-off as Brighton finished sixth to earn a coveted Europa League spot, and the Seagulls were at one point in contention for a top-four finish with a 3-0 victory away to Arsenal at the Emirates one of the undoubted highlights of their campaign.
Although Brighton have never won a domestic piece of silverware, they have come close a couple of times in the FA Cup, and they went out in the cruellest of manners against Manchester United in the semi-finals via a penalty shoot-out.
There have been some eye-catching signings made this summer, including Mahmoud Dahoud from Borussia Dortmund, while James Milner’s vast experience (619 Premier League appearances and counting) could overtake Ryan Giggs and move into second spot. He will give the younger players a lift in the dressing room, and he could well play out his career at Brighton having signed a one-year deal at the grand old age of 37.
De Zerbi will be hoping to push on to greater heights this forthcoming season, and with Europe too, it will be fascinating to see how Brighton fare.
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