Brighton v Crystal Palace live stream, Friday 14 January, 8.00pm GMT
Brighton continue their surprise push for European qualification with the visit of rivals Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Friday.
The Seagulls have picked up seven points from their last three games, leaving them in ninth place and right in the mix for a top-seven finish.
A first-ever win at Goodison Park against Everton gave Brighton the perfect start to 2022, as they scored three goals for the first time this season in a 3-2 victory.
Victory over Palace would send Graham Potter’s side above Wolves into eighth and one point behind Manchester United.
Brighton's current points tally of 27 is their joint-best ever after 19 games of a top-flight season, matching the feat from 1981-82.
But visitors Palace have plenty of motivation of their own, as they will climb into the top half of the table, one point behind Brighton, with a win on the south coast.
Both sides claimed FA Cup third round victories at the weekend, Brighton needing extra time to get a 2-1 win at West Bromwich Albion and Palace coming from behind to beat Millwall by the same scoreline.
The Selhurst Park side’s league form has been patchy lately, with their only win in the last four outings coming against rock-bottom Norwich.
Kick-off is at 8.00pm GMT on Friday 14 January, and the game is on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. See below for international broadcast options.
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