It was a disaster witnessing our arch rivals do the double over us this season but out of the wreckage of defeat, what did we learn? 1. Much of Palace’s success at home to Brighton in modern meetings has stemmed from their ability to overwhelm their greatest rivals in the

MATCH FACTS DATE – 9th March 2019 VENUE – Selhurst Park CROWD – 24,972 OFFICIAL – Craig Pawson CARDS – Dann, Murray, Knockaert, Montoya, Bernardo, Ryan GOALS – Murray (19), Milivojevic (50 pen), Knockaert (74) STAR EAGLE – Luka Milivojevic (7.4) TEB VERDICT Tough day at the office again but

The first of two big weekends for the Eagles has arrived with rivals Brighton heading to Selhurst Park for the early kick off in front of the live television cameras. With the manner of the defeat down at the Amex Stadium earlier in the season, this will be an opportunity

No matter what anyone outside of the two clubs may think, our Derby Day is drawing ever closer, so ahead of the visit of our foes from the South Coast, TEB had a chat with popular fan site We Are Brighton about the season so far and thoughts on the

MATCH FACTS Date – 4th December 2018 Venue – Amex Stadium Attendance – 29,663 Referee – Kevin Friend Cards – Duffy (red), Tomkins, Zaha, Bernardo, Bissouma, Milivojevic Goals – Murray (24 pen), Balogun (31), Andone (45), Milivojevic (81 pen) STAR EAGLE – No-one deserved the accolade TEB VERDICT The assessment

If anything was to be taken from last season, it was not to have this fixture on a weeknight but the Premier League did not deem it important enough. Both fan bases have one thing in common in being unanimous on this very point. Regardless, this is a fixture that

Our series of articles looking ahead to the new season continues as we move to the South Coast to get the views from our Bournemouth and Brighton representatives. AFC Bournemouth @CherryChimes Q. What are the fan expectations? It’s hard to tell, but remaining in the Premier League is the priority. With the

After a quite exhilarating derby win at the weekend, do we really care what we learnt from the game? Well, here are our thoughts anyway … 1.       When it comes to Palace and Brighton, the Eagles are the teachers, and the Seagulls are their pupils. Palace have made a habit of

MATCH FACTS Date – 14th April 2018 Venue – Selhurst Park Attendance – 24,656 Referee – Andre Marriner Bookings – Hennessey, Milivojevic, Zaha, Kayal, Stephens Goals – Zaha (5, 24), Tomkins(14), Murray (18), Izquierdo (34) Star Eagle – Wilfried Zaha (9.0) TEB VERDICT This was the game we had all been waiting

The derby returns to South London for the first time in almost five years this weekend and it is a fixture that is as important as ever. With Brighton close to achieving safety and Palace still needing more points, the rivalry will be as intense as ever in and around