That means an alteration to the scheduling which in turn opens up the game for live commentary on national radio.
Seagulls and Eagles meet at the Amex with a 2pm kick-off on Sunday.
Sky Sports will show the game on their Premier League and Main Event channels and the programme gets under way at 1pm.
From there, it is likely to be straight over to Anfield for Liverpool v Manchester City given that game kicks off at 4.30pm.
Peacock have the game for their morning audience in the USA and Stan Sport will show the action to insomniacs in Australia.
Many viewers around the world will see the global feed with Gary Taphouse on commentary and Matt Holland offering expert analysis.
With the switch from Saturday afternoon, BBC Radio 5 Live have picked up the Albion clash for live commentary.
Albion fans may well prefer to listen to the BBC Radio Sussex offering, from Johnny Cantor and Warren Aspinall.
Their preview programme gets under way at 1.30pm and commentary leads into The Final Whistle from 4pm.
For those listening online, live commentary is not always available via the BBC website or Sounds app but can always be found on the Albion club website.
We will be providing our customary liveblog from the Amex, with updates, pictures and a bit of comment via our Albion homepage.