The Premier League has today revealed the fixture list for the 2023-24 campaign, which for Brighton & Hove Albion begins with a home game against newly-promoted Luton Town.
After facing Luton for the first time since February 2009, Brighton will head on the road for an away meeting with Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Their first fixture against rivals Crystal Palace will take place at Selhurst Park on December 23, while the return fixture will kick off the month of February.
The Seagulls, who have qualified for the Europa League, will face Tottenham Hotspur on Boxing Day before wrapping up the calendar year with an away game against Europa Conference League winners West Ham United.
Their first Premier League contest of 2024 will take place at the Amex Stadium against Wolves, before they make the trip to Kenilworth Road for their reverse fixture against Luton Town on January 30.
Roberto De Zerbi's side will round off the campaign with a difficult away meeting with Newcastle United and a daunting home test against treble winners Manchester City.
You can find Brighton's full 2023-24 Premier League fixture list below.
Brighton & Hove Albion's 2023-24 Premier League fixtures in full:
August
12 – Luton Town (H)
19 – Wolverhampton Wanderers (A)
26 – West Ham United (H)
September
2 – Newcastle United (H)
16 – Manchester United (A)
23 – Bournemouth (H)
30 – Aston Villa (A)
October
7 – Liverpool (H)
21 – Manchester City (A)
28 – Fulham (H)
November
4 – Everton (A)
11 – Sheffield United (H)
25 – Nottingham Forest (A)
December
2 – Chelsea (A)
5 – Brentford (H)
9 – Burnley (H)
16 – Arsenal (A)
23 – Crystal Palace (A)
26 – Tottenham Hotspur (H)
30 – West Ham United (A)
January
13 – Wolverhampton Wanderers (H)
30 – Luton Town (A)
February
3 – Crystal Palace (H)
10 – Tottenham Hotspur (A)
17 – Sheffield United (A)
24 – Everton (H)
March
2 – Fulham (A)
9 – Nottingham Forest (H)
16 – Manchester City (H)
30 – Liverpool (A)
April
2 – Brentford (A)
6 – Arsenal (H)
13 – Burnley (A)
20 – Chelsea (H)
27 – Bournemouth (A)
May
4 – Aston Villa (H)
11 – Newcastle United (A)
19 – Manchester United (H)
