Nigeria injuries and Promise David's bee sting feature in Brighton-related stories
This opinion piece says Brighton's rise to third and a 3-0 win over Arsenal underline why the club's success stands out against the Premier League's 'commercial juggernauts'.
MMA fighter Christian Eckerlin said Brighton brought him in to help with set-pieces, teaching players how to use their bodies, including 'head control'. He returns to fight David Kozma before nearly 60,000 in Frankfurt.
Nigeria boss Eric Chelle expects a 'fight' with Madagascar but is confident despite injuries ruling out Femi Azeez, Zadok Yohanna and Victor Osimhen, as well as Alhassan Yusuf and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru.
Maxim de Cuyper said he nearly quit after being 'completely overlooked', but his father urged him to 'hang in there'. The Brighton defender now has 3 goals and 3 assists in 8 games.
Brighton forward Promise David was stung by a bee during a Canada media interview, reacting in pain before fans joked that his response revealed his Toronto-area accent.
Millwall sold Femi Azeez to Brighton in a deal worth £12.5m including add-ons, and the opinion piece argues they must avoid a reputation for selling below value after his wish to leave weakened their position.
