Graham Potter’s team impressed this term as they achieved 51 points from their 38 league matches to record their highest ever top-flight finish.
There were many memorable displays – including away wins at Arsenal and Tottenham plus a 4-0 thumping of Manchester United at the Amex Stadium in the penultimate home game of the season.
Late goals also provided plenty of drama on the road with Albion’s excellent away support rewarded by Neal Maupay’s last gasp strikes at Crystal Palace, West Ham and Southampton, while Danny Welbeck’s late header also sealed a late draw against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Each supporter will have their own favourite moments from a mostly successful campaign.
It did however have some low moments as Brighton struggled for wins and goals at the Amex and also embarked on a six match losing streak.
An international break perhaps arrived at just the right time and allowed players and management to reset.
Potter tweaked his tactics and formation and a strong finish to the season saw Albion to a ninth placed finish.
Marc Cucurella, Brighton’s player of the season, said: “He is a very good head coach and we have had a great season.
“In the bad moments you find out whether you have a good manager or not.
"When we had lost six games in a row we had an international break and he helped us so much and improved.”
Here’s how each Albion star rated this season...
1. Robert Sanchez - 8
The Spanish international goalkeeper really improved as the season progressed. Had a few wobbles in the early stages - especially his distribution - but he cut out the unforced errors and had a very strong end to the campaign. One of the best shot stoppers in the Premier League and his value has soared. Newcastle and Leicester are said to be keen. Photo: Stu Forster
2. Joel Veltman - 8
A model of consistency this term. A regular on the right side of the back three and very rarely puts a foot wrong. For £900,000, the Netherlands international is one of the best signings in Albion's recent history. Photo: Steve Bardens
3. Lewis Dunk - 8
Had his knee injury issues but a player who would have liked the season to continue. The skipper was just getting back to his best form and the type of player who gets better and better with a run of matches. Said this week that he would like to play at Albion until he retires. Club legend! Photo: Mike Hewitt
4. Adam Webster - 6
A very frustrating year with injuries. Just could not get going and get a consistent run of games because of calf and groin problems. No doubting his quality and will be working hard this summer for the start of next season. Photo: David Price