The Seagulls are unbeaten in their last four matches against the Clarets, and will look to extend that start with another positive result this time around.
Speaking after their last friendly of the pre-season campaign, a 2-0 loss against La Liga side Getafe, Brighton boss Graham Potter was in an upbeat mood despite the result, and said: “It was a good, tough game against a team that were really well organised and made it tough for us. It's what you want from the last match before the season.
“First half was not quite as good as we like to be. That's a credit to them. They had a good shape. Second half we played better. We were more threatening for sustained periods of the game.
“We have things to do and things to work on. We can analyse everything and prepare for Burnley. We'll try to use the players we have.
He continued: “Last year, because we had Ben (White), Lewis (Dunk) and Adam (Webster), it made sense to play a back three because of the strength of those players.
“Obviously we lost Ben but we have other options. We got 80 minutes from Lewis and Adam so that was really positive. As always we'll try to use the players we have to be the most effective.”
We’ve gathered the best of today’s transfer speculation below...
5. Saints could beat Magies to the Ox
Southampton have been named the new favourites to sign Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain from Liverpool, ahead of Newcastle United and West Ham. The £22m-rated ace began his career with the Saints, and also spent time with Arsenal before joining the Reds in 2017. (SkyBet) Photo: Lewis Storey
6. Seagulls sign Mitoma
Brighton snapped up Japanese midfielder Kaoru Mitoma, and loaned him out to Belgian outfit Royal Union Saint-Gilloise. The 24-year-old, who has signed a four-year deal, was part of Japan's Olympic football team, who lost their bronze medal showdown against Mexico. (BBC Sport) Photo: Masashi Hara
7. Leeds and Burnley target could leave Forest
The likes of Leeds United and Burnley look to have received a transfer boost, with their rumoured mutual target Brennan Johnson said to still be causing Nottingham Forest headaches, with a contract extension still looking some way off. He's thought to be valued at around £10m. (The Athletic) Photo: Laurence Griffiths
8. Red Devils pull plug on Trippier move
Manchester United are said to have ended their interest in Atletico Madrid full-back Kieran Trippier, after being put off by his lofty £34m asking price. Existing option Diogo Dalot is now expected to be given a shot next season instead. (Daily Mail) Photo: JOHN SIBLEY