Graham Potter's men have six points from their first eight Premier League matches of the new campaign. There have been some encouraging signs but the problem has been converting the chances they are creating.
Ben White and Adam Lallana have been integrated in the team this season and summer arrival Danny Welbeck also made his first start of the campaign just before the international break in the 0-0 stalemate with Burnley.
Brighton will resume after the break away at Aston Villa on November 21 and then they welcome Liverpool to the Amex on November 28.
Scroll down and click through to see who has shone and who has struggled for Albion so far.

9. Solly March 7/10
Hopefully will recover soon from an ankle injury sustained at Spurs. He has looked good in the left wing back role. Always prepared to take players on and has provided dangerous balls into the box. A classy Premier League performer when fully fit but keeping him fully fit has always been the challenge.

10. Bernardo 5/10
Never lets the team down when called upon but unfortunately for the Brazilian, he's rarely called upon. Solly March and Dan Burn are the preferred options on the left side of the midfield. He may even consider moving on this January if his minutes remain so limited.

11. Yves Bissouma 8/10
Continues to develop into a fine Premier League midfielder. The departure of Dale Stephens and the injury to Davy Propper has allowed the Mali international to become the main man in midfield. Strong in the tackle, a powerful runner and has developed an eye for goal. Potter says the tactical side of his game continues to improve too.

12. Adam Lallana 7/10
Huge concerns when the 32-year-old with a long history of injury hobbled off in the first match against Chelsea. The former Liverpool man has come back strongly however and performed to a high level. Very clever on the ball and looks fit and confident. Played back to back 90 minutes before the last international break.

