Brighton's revised Premier League dates for October and November now Sky TV picks have been made

Brighton will be busy most Sundays throughout November.

The Seagulls - along with the rest of the Premier League - are currently paused for the international break.

Fabian Hurzeler’s team impressed during the first section of the campaign and are third in the table on 10 points after five matches. They are also the division's highest scorers with 16 goals.

Hectic October

Brighton resume top flight action on October 10 at Sunderland and then embark on a hectic schedule that includes the Premier League, the Uefa Conference League and the Carabao Cup.

Lithuanian club Kauno Zalgiris visit on October 15 in the Conference League, before old rivals Crystal Palace arrive on October 18.

Albion then visit the Czech Republic to take on FK Jablonec and then it's Liverpool away on October 25.

Brighton's reward for beating Manchester United 3-2 in the Carabao Cup is fourth round trip to Manchester City.

It's the first of a Etihad double-header as they are back in the north west on Saturday, October 31 for the Premier League clash.

It will be a huge test of Brighton's squad and Hurzeler will hope to have his injured players fit and available for this section of the season.

November also sees a packed fixture schedule and one that has been revised due to Sky TV picks. Here's the confirmed dates for Albion

Brighton fixtures - November

Nov 5: Getafe (a) 8pm ECL

Nov 8: Brentford (h) 2pm PL

Nov 22: Hull (a) 2pm PL

Nov 26: Uni Craiova (h) 5.45pm ECL

Nov 29: Newcastle (h) 2.05pm PL

Hurzeler: We work and improve

Hurzeler is determined to build on Brighton’s excellent start to the season but says his team must continue to work on the basics.

“I think it’s very important,” said the German after the win against Arsenal.

“We will have a lot of games after the international break. We have a good and deep squad, which will definitely be important.

“I have great staff around me, so, yeah, I think it’s very important to keep focusing on the things you can control.

“We’re not focusing on the outcomes. We are focusing on our process, focusing on performances, and therefore it’s really important to go game by game to get the full potential of this team.

”We have to keep working hard, and everyone has to keep working hard and improving as well.”