A classic FA Cup replay against giants Liverpool.

Disappointingly, Albion are defeated in this FA Cup Quarter-Final South Coast derby.

Dean Saunders gets the only goal in this FA Cup replay as the Seagulls make it into the Quarter-Finals. The first game finished 2-2.

Chris Hutchings gets the only goal in the snow. Brighton lost 2-1 at Barnsley in the next round.

A disappointing performance with the Albion in the middle of a dismal spell where they were to score just two goals in eight matches, losing six. It blows a huge dent in the promotion challenge.

Steve Jacobs and Steve Penney get the goals. Note the empty North Stand!

Kevin Keegan's farewell league match for Newcastle is also memorable for Peter Beardsley stupendous goal.

The trickery of Steve Penney brightens up a disappointing day in the FA Cup. Watford eventually emulate the Albion's achievement the previous year of reaching the Cup Fnal

Full coverage from The Big Match, featuring Brian Moore. A great team performance from the Seagulls, with Steve Penney giving Alan Kennedy the run around. Check out the impromptu 'studio' at half-time.

Just the goals.

Jimmy Case is profiled for Grandstand's coverage of the build-up to the FA Cup Final.

The famous journey to Wembley by the British Caledonian helicopter.

An interesting report from Cup Final Grandstand.

A lovely piece on Michael Robinson. He tells us he doesn't like football!

David Coleman interviews the two bosses on Cup Final day.

Extended coverage of the FA Cup Semi-Final.

Extended highlights of this game from The Kick-Off Match.

46 minutes of footage with commentary provided by Tony Millard and Stephen Rooke of Radio Brighton.

Alan Mullery insists Brighton wear shirts with their new sponsors, British Caledonian Airways. The upshot is that ITV cannot broadcast coverage of the match.

Alan Mullery insists Brighton wear shirts with their new sponsors, British Caledonian Airways. The upshot is that ITV cannot broadcast coverage of the match.

Peter Ward's one and only game for England's full national side - it lasts eight minutes and is on a cricket ground.

The build up to Albion’s first ever season in the top-flight.

Alan Mullery and Mark Lawrenson heartwarmingly reminisce about their Brighton days in the 1970s.

Full programme of The Big Match.

43 minutes of highlights including dressing room scenes and post match interviews

Full programme of The Big Match.

Extended highlights from The Big Match. A very entertaining match with Peter Ward surprisingly on the substitute's bench. The Seagulls are now unbeaten in ten matches but have drawn their last three games.

The build-up to the promotion season of 1978/79.

Glam rock band Slade recorded this video before Albion's home match against Burnley. It features footage of players running out in the previous season's kit.

A satisfying draw at White Hart Lane.

Peter Ward gets a goal within 50 seconds of his debut. He gets six goals in eight games at the end of the 1975/76. The goal rush continued the following season.

Chris Kelly, dubbed the ‘Leatherhead Lip,’ scores the only goal. Probably the only surviving footage of Albion in the plain white home shirts of 1974/75.

30-odd minutes of an incredible match at the Goldstone that sees the Albion 5-1 down at half-time thanks to the 'smash' and 'grab' combination of Bruce Bannister and Alan Warboys.

Here’s the match highlights edited down to ten minutes.

Brian Clough braves the TV cameras to reflect with Brian Moore on the heavy defeat.

Violence on the pitch and in the terraces in this match dubbed 'the Brighton brawl' by a national newspaper.

The rot sets in at this game as the Albion begin a run of 13 consecutive defeats.

Willie Irvine comes second in the Match of the Day 'Goal of the Season' competition with this magnificent team effort. The Albion's dashing new kit, featuring blue shorts with white piping, was launched at this match to mark the appearance of TV cameras at the Goldstone Ground.

In Albion’s first ever appearance on Match of the Day, they are beaten by follow promotion chasers Aston Villa. It was the debut of Northern Ireland international Bertie Lutton, a loan signing from Wolves.