Brighton are on a poor run of form and have not won in the league since they beat Watford 2-0 on February 12.
Graham Potter's team did however manage to halt a losing streak of six consecutive matches with a 0-0 draw against basement team Norwich at the Amex last Saturday.
There were a few tentative signs that Brighton were getting back to the type of form that saw them rise up to fourth place in the early stages of the campaign.
Potter's men dominated the Canaries but failed to capitalise on a number of decent chances. Neal Maupay missed a first half penalty and the Frenchman also passed up a decent opportunity in the second half, while Solly March, Leo Trossard and Joel Veltman were also guilty of wasting openings.
It leaves Albion in 13th place in the table and they will look for a strong finish to the season if they are to achieve their aim of a top 10 finish.
Arsenal also have a huge point to prove after they were comfortably beaten 3-0 at Crystal Palace on Monday night. It was a rare off night for Mikel Arteta's team who on the whole have been pretty sound this season.
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1. Mitoma in limbo
Brighton forward Kaoru Mitoma has admitted he doesn’t know what the future holds when his current loan deal comes to an end. The Japanese international is currently on loan in Belgium, and has claimed that his fate this summer ‘depends’ on a decision from Albion. (Het Nieuwsblad)
2. Potter's time to talk
Albion boss wants talks with the Brighton hierarchy to discuss the the club's direction. Brighton have faltered of late and a lack of goals remains a huge concern. "We need to sit down and have a chat about which direction we are going." said Potter.
3. Attila to Villa
Newcastle United and Aston Villa will reportedly send scouts to watch Fenerbahce defender Attila Szalai in action against Galatasaray this weekend. (Fanatik)
4. Ashworth has contract trouble
Newcastle may have to wait another six months before Dan Ashworth can start his new role at the Magpies due to contract issues with Brighton