Southampton vs Brighton Tickets

St Mary’s Stadium has been the home ground of Southampton FC since 2001 when it replaced The Dell as the club’s home stadium.

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Southampton vs Brighton & Hove Albion Head-to-Head

The clubs share a history of more than 120 years, having first clashed back in 1903. In 1921 Southampton & Brighton encountered one another in the Football League for the first time, yet only in 1979 did they finally meet in the English premier division. This would only last for a few years, however, as Brighton were relegated from the old First Division in 1983 and wouldn’t return to the top flight until 2017.

Southampton defeated Brighton, 2-0, in the 1986 FA Cup quarter-finals however they went on to lose to eventual winners Liverpool in the semi-finals. From 2006-2012 the Seagulls & the Saints crossed paths in the EFL Championship as well as League One.

The first-ever Premier League fixture between the two sides came in 2017, some 34 years after their previous top-flight matchup. The teams played out a 2-2 draw in September 2018 as BHAFC came from behind to rescue a point, thanks to Glenn Murray’s 90th-minute penalty kick.

Brighton claimed a 3-1 victory in this fixture on Boxing Day 2022. Adam Lallana opened the scoring versus his boyhood club before Solly March also got in on the act in the second half. James Ward-Prowse scored a consolation goal for the home side but to no avail as the Seagulls collected all 3 points at St Mary’s Stadium.

Southampton vs Brighton & Hove Albion Stats & Mutual Connections

• During his time as a Brighton player Glenn Murray netted five goals in 10 matches against Southampton.

• Dean Hammond played more times for Brighton than he did for any other club, amassing 196 outings for the Seagulls. The midfielder also spent four years as a Southampton player before going on to enjoy the final years of his career with Leicester City & Sheffield United.

• Wayne Bridge made his senior debut for Southampton in 1998 and racked up 173 appearances for the Saints before switching to Chelsea in 2003. He featured 42 times for BHAFC during the 2012/13 season, on loan from Manchester City.

• Adam Lallana earned the first of his 265 senior appearances for Southampton in 2006. He moved to Liverpool in a £25m deal ahead of the 2014/15 campaign, remaining at Anfield for six years until he joined Brighton on a free transfer. The 34-cap England international returned to Southampton in 2024, more than two decades after first signing for the club.

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