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Nottingham Forest await as Brighton look to seal a Wembley semi-final
Brighton are approaching the final stage of season and Fabian Hurzeler's men have plenty to play for.
The Seagulls – along with the rest of the Premier League – have paused for the international break and return to action on March 29 for their FA Cup quarter-final against Nottingham Forest at the Amex Stadium.
Hurzeler's team are also pushing for Champions League qualification as they are seventh – one point off fifth place – with just nine top flight fixtures remaining.
Georginio Rutter of Brighton & Hove Albion will be a key figure for Albion in the FA Cup clash against ForestGeorginio Rutter of Brighton & Hove Albion will be a key figure for Albion in the FA Cup clash against Forest
Georginio Rutter of Brighton & Hove Albion will be a key figure for Albion in the FA Cup clash against Forest
Albion are however eagerly awaiting the Cup clash against Forest as they seek revenge following their 7-0 thrashing at the City Ground last month.
The painful result served as a wake-up call for Albion and since that day, Brighton have won six and drawn once in seven matches in all competitions.
It's been an impressive response but victory against Nuno Espírito Santo's team – who are flying high in third – and seal a Wembley semi-final, would be the ultimate riposte.
Injuries do remain a concern and Hurzeler previously spoke on how the international break could be an advantage for the likes of Matt O'Riley (knee), Lewis Dunk (rib) and Joel Veltman (foot) as they all look to be fit in time to face Forest.
Here’s Albion’s best XI for the FA Cup showdown if every one is fit: