Brighton lose at home in the penultimate league match of the season and are relegated. Manchester City, despite this win, also go down, with David Pleat's Luton (with Brian Horton in midfield) surviving after a famous finish at Maine Road.

Some terrible lapses in defence gifts Everton two goals and the match as Albion curiously play Steve Foster up front!

Two sendings off and two late goals make for a stormy second half in this rather peculiar victory. Brighton's win follows creditable draws in Division One against Manchester United, Liverpool and Aston Villa. However, the Seagulls are still bottom of the table. For extended highlights, you can watch The Big Match Revisited

Peter Ward equalises in the 85th minute after Michael Robinson has two shots blocked following Grealish's cross. Brighton, with only one win in nine games, desperately wanted a win against high-flying Watford. However, Kenny Jackett had blasted the ball into the roof of the net for the visitors on 79 minutes, before the Seagulls scrambled in this equaliser.

A heartwarming victory in front of Match of the Day's cameras. Jimmy Case and Andy Ritchie's goals here give Albion a 2-0 lead before Robinson wraps things up. This stems a run of four consecutive defeats, including the Watford match.

The First Division new boys Watford outclass Brighton, with John Barnes and Nigel Callaghan having particularly good games. This heavy away defeat follows similar reverses at West Brom (0-5), Nottingham Forest (0-4), Luton (0-5) and Stoke (0-3) in the opening three months of the season.

On-loan Peter Ward, and boyhood United fan, scores his favourite goal of his career. This is Brighton's first ever top-flight win over Manchester United.

A Mark Chamberlain goal contributes to another away day thrashing for the Albion.

Eric Gates gets a goal for Ipswich. Sadly, Andy Ritchie’s goal for the Albion has not yet been located.