List of Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. seasons

The Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. team of 1909–10, winners of the Southern League title and the Southern Professional Charity Cup

Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club is an English association football club based in the city of Brighton and Hove, East Sussex. The club was founded in 1901 and played in the Southern League from the 1901–02 season until 1920, when that league's first division was absorbed into the Football League. In 1910, they won the Southern League title and defeated Football League champions Aston Villa in the FA Charity Shield. As a Football League team, Albion have won three divisional titles at the third level of the English football league system and two at the fourth. They played in the 1983 FA Cup Final, losing to Manchester United after a replay, and their best achievement in the League Cup was in 1978–79 when they reached the quarter-final.

As of the end of the 2015–16 season, the team have spent 7 seasons in the fourth tier of the English football league system, 55 in the third, 23 in the second and 4 in the top tier. The table details the team's achievements and the top goalscorer in senior first-team competitions from their first season in the Southern League and FA Cup in 1901–02 to the end of the most recently completed season.

History

After Brighton United and then Brighton & Hove Rangers disbanded, a new professional football club was formed at a meeting held in the Seven Stars Hotel in June 1901. The club adopted the name Brighton & Hove Albion and took over Brighton & Hove Rangers' place in the Southern League Second Division.^[1] They also entered the FA Cup for the first time, disposing of Brighton Athletic, Eastbourne, and Hastings & St Leonards before succumbing 3–2 at home to Clapton in the third qualifying round.^[2] The Goldstone Ground became Albion's permanent home in their second season, when the club entered a team in the South Eastern League to provide additional matches on those Saturdays free of Southern League or cup fixtures.^[3] Albion lost out on the 1903 Southern League Second Division title on goal average, but gained promotion to the First Division via the test match system.^[4] The committee's recommendation against accepting the promotion on financial grounds was overruled by the membership,^[5] but their fears were justified when the club lost £1,500 on their first year's trading as a limited company. To raise income from additional matches, a team was entered in the United League in 1905–06; these matches were played in midweek, because Saturdays and public holidays during the playing season were fully taken up by the Southern League and FA Cup.^[6]

In 1909–10, they won their first major title. The Times wrote that "Brighton and Hove Albion have not had much difficulty in finishing at the head of the Southern League, and for that reason the competition has lost some of its interest, though probably the rivalry between the teams has been as keen as ever."^[7] This achievement earned them a place in the FA Charity Shield to face reigning Football League champions Aston Villa; Albion won 1–0 with a second-half goal from Charlie Webb.^[8]

Under the management of Webb, who was offered the post while awaiting repatriation from a German prisoner-of-war camp,^[9] the club joined the Football League in 1920, when a Third Division was formed from the Southern League First Division of the preceding season.^[4] Between the wars, Albion finished regularly in the top half of the Third Division South, but saved their best form for the FA Cup, eliminating numerous First Division sides from the competition.^[10] In the 1922–23 season, they were drawn to play the amateur club Corinthian in that club's first ever match in the FA Cup competition. Interest was such that the game was filmed for cinematic release, and Brighton's eventual victory, in a second replay at Chelsea's ground, Stamford Bridge, was watched by a Monday-afternoon crowd of 45,000.^[10][11] Ten years later, an administrative oversight meant they failed to apply for exemption to the later rounds of the FA Cup, so had to begin at the first qualifying round, progressing through eight rounds to the last 16 of the competition before losing to West Ham United after a replay.^[12]

In 1948 Albion successfully applied for re-election to the League after finishing bottom for the first time.^[13] After several near misses, they were promoted as champions to the Second Division in 1958,^[14] and five years later, two successive relegations took them into Division Four.^[4] Former Tottenham Hotspur and England centre-forward Bobby Smith's 19 goals alongside Wally Gould's 21 made a major contribution to Albion winning the Fourth Division title in 1965,^[15] and seven years later the team made a brief return to Division Two.^[16] Peter Ward's 32 goals in 1976–77 helped return the team to the Second Division, and two years later, a 3–1 victory away at Newcastle United confirmed their promotion to the First Division.^[17] In 1983, for the first time, they reached the FA Cup Final, in which they played Manchester United. The scores were level at 2–2 until the last moments of extra time, when Albion's Gordon Smith had a clear chance to score a winning goal. Peter Jones's radio commentary on the moment became famous: "and Smith must score...", he cried, just before Smith's shot was blocked by the goalkeeper's legs. Albion lost the replay 4–0,^[18][19] and were relegated that same season.^[4]

A sixth-place finish in 1990–91 qualified Albion for the playoffs; they beat Millwall in the semi-final, then lost 3–1 to Notts County in the final. The following season, when the newly formed FA Premier League split from the Football League, the remaining divisions of the Football League were renumbered upwards, and Albion were relegated from the "old" to the "new" Second Division.^[4][20] Three years later, another relegation took Albion to the bottom tier of the Football League, and financial problems meant the Goldstone Ground would be sold. From October to the penultimate game of the 1996–97 season, Albion were bottom of the League,^[16] their plight made worse by a two-point deduction for failure to control their protesting supporters,^[21] and they went into the last game needing at least a draw at Hereford United to stay in the League and relegate their opponents to the Conference. After falling behind to an own goal, Robbie Reinelt equalised in the second half to secure their League status.^[22] The club played two seasons at Gillingham, some 70 miles (110 km) from home, before returning to Brighton to the Withdean Stadium, a municipal athletics track, in 1999. Bobby Zamora's 28 League goals in each of two consecutive seasons helped his team to two successive divisional titles and promotion back to the second tier. Over the next nine seasons Albion suffered two relegations and two promotions, the first via the playoffs in 2004^[23] and the second, as League One champions, coincident with the opening of the club's new stadium at Falmer in 2011.^[24] After a season of consolidation, they lost twice in the playoff semi-finals, narrowly avoided relegation in 2015, and bounced back to another playoff semi-final defeat.^[16][25]

Key

Key to league record: P – Played W – Games won D – Games drawn L – Games lost F – Goals for A – Goals against Pts – Points Pos – Final position Key to colours and symbols: 1st or W Winners 2nd or F Runners-up Promoted Relegated ♦ Top league scorer in Albion's division

Key to divisions: Southern 1 – Southern League First Division Southern 2 – Southern League Second Division South Eastern – South Eastern League[lower-alpha 1] South Alliance – Southern Football Alliance[lower-alpha 2] United – United League[lower-alpha 3] Western 1A – Western League Division 1A[lower-alpha 4] Division 1 – Football League First Division Division 2 – Football League Second Division Division 3 – Football League Third Division Division 3S – Football League Third Division South Division 4 – Football League Fourth Division Championship – Football League Championship League One – Football League One

Key to rounds: QR3 – Third qualifying round QR4 – Fourth qualifying round, etc. Inter – Intermediate round (between qualifying rounds and rounds proper) R1 – First round R2 – Second round, etc. QF – Quarter-final SF – Semi-final F – Final W – Winners (S) – Southern section of regionalised stage

Details for abandoned competitions – the 1938–39 Third Division South Cup and the 1939–40 Football League – are shown in italics and appropriately footnoted.

Seasons

Season	League[4][28][29]									FA Cup [2][lower-alpha 5]	League Cup[16][lower-alpha 6]	Other[4][16][30]		Top scorer[31][lower-alpha 7]
	Division[lower-alpha 8]	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Pos[lower-alpha 9]			Competition	Result	Name	Goals
1901–02	Southern 2	16	11	0	5	34	17	22	3rd	QR3	& —	—	& —	McAvoy, FrankFrank McAvoy	9
1902–03	Southern 2 South Eastern	10 22	7 11	1 2	2 9	34 45	11 39	15 24	2nd[lower-alpha 10] 5th	QR4	& —	—	& —	Scott, FrankFrank Scott	31
1903–04	Southern 1	34	6	12	16	45	69	24	17th	QR3	& —	—	& —	Roberts, BillyBilly Roberts	9
1904–05	Southern 1	34	13	6	15	44	45	32	11th	R0 !Inter	& —	—	& —	Gardner, AndyAndy Gardner	13
1905–06	Southern 1 United	34 18	9 6	7 4	18 8	30 28	55 28	25 16	16th 7th	R2	& —	—	& —	Joynes, DickieDickie Joynes Billy Yates	9
1906–07	Southern 1 United	38 14	16 6	9 6	11 2	53 33	43 26	45 18	3rd 2nd	R1	& —	—	& —	Hall, JackJack Hall	28
1907–08	Southern 1 Western 1A	38 12	12 6	8 2	18 4	46 19	59 19	32 14	17th 3rd	R2	& —	Charity !Southern Charity Cup[lower-alpha 11]	R2	Hall, JackJack Hall	26
1908–09	Southern 1 Western 1A	40 12	14 7	7 2	19 3	60 23	61 13	35 16	18th 1st[lower-alpha 12]	R1	& —	Charity !Southern Charity Cup	U !F	Martin, JackJack Martin	25
1909–10	Southern 1	42	23	13	6	69	28	59	1st	R1	& —	Charity !FA Charity Shield Southern Charity Cup	W[lower-alpha 13]	Jones, BulletBullet Jones	22
1910–11	Southern 1	38	20	8	10	58	35	48	3rd	R2	& —	Charity !Southern Charity Cup	U !F	Jones, BulletBullet Jones	19
1911–12	Southern 1	38	19	9	10	73	35	47	5th	R1	& —	Charity !Southern Charity Cup	R2	Smith, JimmyJimmy Smith	27
1912–13	Southern 1 South Alliance	38 16	13 8	12 5	13 3	48 28	47 19	38 21	9th 2nd	R2	& —	Charity !Southern Charity Cup	U !F	Webb, CharlieCharlie Webb	13
1913–14	Southern 1 South Alliance	38 16	15 11	12 2	11 3	43 39	45 15	42 24	7th 1st	R3	& —	Charity !Southern Charity Cup	R1	Miller, BillBill Miller	20
1914–15	Southern 1	38	16	7	15	46	47	39	10th	R2	& —	Charity !Southern Charity Cup	R1	Jones, BulletBullet Jones	13
1915–19	é The Football League and FA Cup were suspended until after the First World War. Albion played no part in the wartime competitions.	&	&	&	&	&	&	&	é	&	&	é	&	é	&
1919–20	Southern 1	42	14	8	20	60	72	36	16th	QR6	& —	—	& —	Doran, JackJack Doran	10
1920–21	Division 3 !Division 3[lower-alpha 15]	42	14	8	20	42	61	36	18th	R2	& —	—	& —	Doran, JackJack Doran	22
1921–22	Division 3S	42	13	9	20	45	51	35	19th	R2	& —	—	& —	Doran, JackJack Doran	23
1922–23	Division 3S	42	20	11	11	52	34	51	4th	R2	& —	—	& —	Fuller, EddieEddie Fuller	13
1923–24	Division 3S	42	21	9	12	68	37	51	5th	R3	& —	—	& —	Cook, TommyTommy Cook	28
1924–25	Division 3S	42	19	8	15	59	45	46	8th	R2	& —	—	& —	Cook, TommyTommy Cook	18
1925–26	Division 3S	42	19	9	14	84	73	47	5th	R1	& —	—	& —	Jennings, SamSam Jennings	20
1926–27	Division 3S	42	21	11	10	79	50	53	4th	R3	& —	—	& —	Jennings, SamSam Jennings	27
1927–28	Division 3S	42	19	10	13	81	69	48	4th	R2	& —	—	& —	Cook, TommyTommy Cook	26
1928–29	Division 3S	42	16	6	20	58	76	38	15th	R1	& —	—	& —	Kirkwood, DanDan Kirkwood	21
1929–30	Division 3S	42	21	8	13	87	63	50	5th	R5	& —	—	& —	Vallance, HughHugh Vallance	32
1930–31	Division 3S	42	17	15	10	68	53	49	4th	R4	& —	—	& —	Nicol, GeordieGeordie Nicol	19
1931–32	Division 3S	42	17	12	13	73	58	46	8th	R3	& —	—	& —	Attwood, ArthurArthur Attwood	29
1932–33	Division 3S	42	17	8	17	66	65	42	12th	R5	& —	—	& —	Attwood, ArthurArthur Attwood	35
1933–34	Division 3S	42	15	13	14	68	60	43	10th	R4	& —	Football League Third Division South Cup	SF	Brown, BusterBuster Brown	15
1934–35	Division 3S	42	17	9	16	69	62	43	9th	R3	& —	Football League Third Division South Cup	R2	Brown, BusterBuster Brown	26
1935–36	Division 3S	42	18	8	16	70	63	44	7th	R3	& —	Football League Third Division South Cup	R6 !QF	Law, AlecAlec Law	27
1936–37	Division 3S	42	24	5	13	74	43	53	3rd	R1	& —	Football League Third Division South Cup	R1	Stephens, BertBert Stephens	26
1937–38	Division 3S	42	21	9	12	64	44	51	5th	R3	& —	Football League Third Division South Cup	R1	Davie, JockJock Davie	24
1938–39	Division 3S	42	19	11	12	68	49	49	3rd	R1	& —	Football League Third Division South Cup[lower-alpha 16]	R2	Stephens, BertBert Stephens	17
1939–40[lower-alpha 17]	Division 3S	3	1	2	0	5	4	4	5th	& —	& —	—	& —	Davie, JockJock Davie	2
1939–45	é The Football League and FA Cup were suspended until after the Second World War.	&	&	&	&	&	&	&	é	&	&	é	&	é	&
1945–46	é —	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	99 !—	R5[lower-alpha 18]	& —	—	& —	Davie, JockJock Davie[lower-alpha 19]	10
1946–47	Division 3S	42	13	12	17	54	72	38	17th	R1	& —	—	& —	Chapman, GeorgeGeorge Chapman	10
1947–48	Division 3S	42	11	12	19	43	73	34	22nd	R3	& —	—	& —	James, TonyTony James	14
1948–49	Division 3S	42	15	18	9	55	55	48	6th	R1	& —	—	& —	Tennant, DesDes Tennant	11
1949–50	Division 3S	42	16	12	14	57	69	44	8th	R1	& —	—	& —	McNichol, JohnnyJohnny McNichol	9
1950–51	Division 3S	46	13	17	16	71	79	43	13th	R4	& —	—	& —	McNichol, JohnnyJohnny McNichol	14
1951–52	Division 3S	46	24	10	12	87	63	58	5th	R1	& —	—	& —	Bennett, KenKen Bennett Billy Reed	19
1952–53	Division 3S	46	19	12	15	81	75	50	7th	R3	& —	—	& —	Bennett, KenKen Bennett	13
1953–54	Division 3S	46	26	9	11	86	61	61	2nd	R2	& —	—	& —	Addinall, BertBert Addinall	22
1954–55	Division 3S	46	20	10	16	76	63	50	6th	R3	& —	—	& —	Mundy, AlbertAlbert Mundy	21
1955–56	Division 3S	46	29	7	10	112	50	65	2nd	R2	& —	—	& —	Mundy, AlbertAlbert Mundy	28
1956–57	Division 3S	46	19	14	13	86	65	52	6th	R1	& —	—	& —	Mundy, AlbertAlbert Mundy	20
1957–58	Division 3S	46	24	12	10	88	64	60	1st	R2	& —	—	& —	Harburn, PeterPeter Harburn Dave Sexton	20
1958–59	Division 2	42	15	11	16	74	90	41	12th	R3	& —	—	& —	Shepherd, JohnJohn Shepherd	17
1959–60	Division 2	42	13	12	17	67	76	38	14th	R5	& —	—	& —	Curry, BillBill Curry	26
1960–61	Division 2	42	14	9	19	61	75	37	16th	R4	R3	—	& —	Thorne, AdrianAdrian Thorne	14
1961–62	Division 2	42	10	11	21	42	86	31	22nd	R3	R1	—	& —	Goodchild, JohnnyJohnny Goodchild Bobby Laverick Tony Nicholas	10
1962–63	Division 3	46	12	12	22	58	84	36	22nd	R1	R2	—	& —	Donnelly, PeterPeter Donnelly	11
1963–64	Division 4	46	19	12	15	71	52	50	8th	R1	R2	—	& —	Goodchild, JohnnyJohnny Goodchild	15
1964–65	Division 4	46	26	11	9	102	57	63	1st	R1	R1	—	& —	Gould, WallyWally Gould	21
1965–66	Division 3	46	16	11	19	67	65	43	15th	R2	R2	—	& —	Livesey, CharlieCharlie Livesey	14
1966–67	Division 3	46	13	15	18	61	71	41	19th	R4	R4	—	& —	Napier, KitKit Napier Eric Whitington	10
1967–68	Division 3	46	16	16	14	57	55	48	10th	R2	R2	—	& —	Napier, KitKit Napier	28
1968–69	Division 3	46	16	13	17	72	65	45	12th	R2	R2	—	& —	Napier, KitKit Napier	18
1969–70	Division 3	46	23	9	14	57	43	55	5th	R2	R3	—	& —	Gilliver, AllanAllan Gilliver	16
1970–71	Division 3	46	14	16	16	50	47	44	14th	R3	R1	—	& —	Napier, KitKit Napier	13
1971–72	Division 3	46	27	11	8	82	47	65	2nd	R2	R2	—	& —	Napier, KitKit Napier	19
1972–73	Division 2	42	8	13	21	46	83	29	22nd	R3	R2	—	& —	Beamish, KenKen Beamish	10
1973–74	Division 3	46	16	11	19	52	58	43	19th	R1	R1	—	& —	Beamish, KenKen Beamish	12
1974–75	Division 3	46	16	10	20	56	64	42	19th	R3	R1	—	& —	Binney, FredFred Binney	13
1975–76	Division 3	46	22	9	15	78	53	53	4th	R3	R1	—	& —	Binney, FredFred Binney	27
1976–77	Division 3	46	25	11	10	83	40	61	2nd	R1	R4	—	& —	Ward, PeterPeter Ward[lower-alpha 20]	36 ♦
1977–78	Division 2	42	22	12	8	63	38	56	4th	R4	R2	—	& —	Ward, PeterPeter Ward	17
1978–79	Division 2	42	23	10	9	72	39	56	2nd[lower-alpha 21]	R3	R5 !QF	—	& —	Ward, PeterPeter Ward	13
1979–80	Division 1	42	11	15	16	47	57	37	16th	R4	R4	—	& —	Ward, PeterPeter Ward	18
1980–81	Division 1	42	14	7	21	54	67	35	19th	R3	R3	—	& —	Robinson, MichaelMichael Robinson	22
1981–82	Division 1	42	13	13	16	43	52	52[lower-alpha 22]	13th[lower-alpha 23]	R4	R3	—	& —	Ritchie, AndyAndy Ritchie	14
1982–83	Division 1	42	9	13	20	38	68	40	22nd	U !F[lower-alpha 24]	R2	—	& —	Robinson, MichaelMichael Robinson	10
1983–84	Division 2	42	17	9	16	69	60	60	9th	R5	R3	—	& —	Connor, TerryTerry Connor	17
1984–85	Division 2	42	20	12	10	54	34	72	6th	R4	R2	—	& —	Connor, TerryTerry Connor	16
1985–86	Division 2	42	16	9	17	64	62	57	10th	R6	R3	Full Members Cup	R0+ !R1(S)	Saunders, DeanDean Saunders	19
1986–87	Division 2	42	9	12	21	37	54	39	22nd	R3	R2	Full Members Cup	R1	Connor, TerryTerry Connor	9
1987–88	Division 3	46	23	15	8	69	47	84	2nd	R4	R1	Associate Members Cup	R6+ !SF(S)	Nelson, GarryGarry Nelson	32
1988–89	Division 2	46	14	9	23	57	66	51	19th	R3	R1	Full Members Cup	R1	Nelson, GarryGarry Nelson	16
1989–90	Division 2	46	15	09 !9	22	56	72	54	18th	R4	R1	Full Members Cup	R1+ !R2(S)	Bremner, KevinKevin Bremner	12
1990–91	Division 2	46	21	7	18	63	69	70	6th[lower-alpha 25]	R4	R1	Full Members Cup	R2+ !R3(S)	Small, MikeMike Small	21
1991–92	Division 3Z1 !Division 2[lower-alpha 26]	46	12	11	23	56	77	47	23rd	R4	R2	Full Members Cup	R2+ !R3(S)	Gall, MarkMark Gall	14
1992–93	Division 3Z1 !Division 2	46	20	9	17	63	59	69	9th	R4	R2	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R5+ !QF(S)	Nogan, KurtKurt Nogan	22
1993–94	Division 3Z1 !Division 2	46	15	14	17	60	67	59	14th	R1	R2	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R0+ !R1(S)	Nogan, KurtKurt Nogan	26
1994–95	Division 3Z1 !Division 2	46	14	17	15	54	53	56	16th	R1	R3	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R0+ !R1(S)	McDougald, JuniorJunior McDougald	13
1995–96	Division 3Z1 !Division 2	46	10	10	26	46	69	40	23rd	R2	R1	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R5+ !QF(S)	McDougald, JuniorJunior McDougald	9
1996–97	Division 4Z1 !Division 3	46	13	10	23	53	70	47[lower-alpha 27]	23rd	R1	R1	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R1+ !R2(S)	Maskell, CraigCraig Maskell	16
1997–98	Division 4Z1 !Division 3	46	6	17	23	38	66	35	23rd	R1	R1	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R1+ !R2(S)	Minton, JeffJeff Minton	7
1998–99	Division 4Z1 !Division 3	46	16	7	23	49	66	55	17th	R1	R1	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R1+ !R2(S)	Barker, RichieRichie Barker Gary Hart	12
1999–2000	Division 4Z1 !Division 3	46	17	16	13	64	46	67	11th	R2	R1	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R1+ !R2(S)	Freeman, DarrenDarren Freeman	13
2000–01	Division 4Z1 !Division 3	46	28	8	10	73	35	92	1st	R2	R1	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R1+ !R2(S)	Zamora, BobbyBobby Zamora[lower-alpha 28]	31 ♦
2001–02	Division 3Z1 !Division 2	46	25	15	6	66	42	90	1st	R3	R2	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R5+ !QF(S)	Zamora, BobbyBobby Zamora[lower-alpha 29]	32 ♦
2002–03	Division 2Z1 !Division 1	46	11	12	23	49	67	45	23rd	R3	R2	—	& —	Zamora, BobbyBobby Zamora	14
2003–04	Division 3Z1 !Division 2	46	22	11	13	64	43	77	4th[lower-alpha 30]	R1	R2	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R5+ !QF(S)	Knight, LeonLeon Knight[lower-alpha 31]	27 ♦
2004–05	Division 2Z2 !Championship	46	13	12	21	40	65	51	20th	R3	R1	—	& —	Virgo, AdamAdam Virgo	8
2005–06	Division 2Z2 !Championship	46	7	17	22	39	71	38	24th	R3	R1	—	& —	Kazim-Richards, ColinColin Kazim-Richards	6
2006–07	Division 3Z2 !League One	46	14	11	21	49	58	53	18th	R3	R2	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R6+ !SF(S)	Robinson, JakeJake Robinson	12
2007–08	Division 3Z2 !League One	46	19	12	15	58	50	69	7th	R3	R1	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R6+ !SF(S)	Forster, NickyNicky Forster	19
2008–09	Division 3Z2 !League One	46	13	13	20	55	70	52	16th	R1	R3	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R6+ !SF(S)	Forster, NickyNicky Forster	16
2009–10	Division 3Z2 !League One	46	15	14	17	56	60	59	13th	R4	R1	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R1+ !R2(S)	Forster, NickyNicky Forster	16
2010–11	Division 3Z2 !League One	46	28	11	7	85	40	95	1st	R5	R1	AssociateM !Football League Trophy	R0+ !R1(S)	Murray, GlennGlenn Murray	22
2011–12	Division 2Z2 !Championship	46	17	15	14	52	52	66	10th	R5	R3	—	& —	Barnes, AshleyAshley Barnes	14
2012–13	Division 2Z2 !Championship	46	19	18	9	69	43	75	4th[lower-alpha 32]	R4	R1	—	& —	Mackail-Smith, CraigCraig Mackail-Smith	11
2013–14	Division 2Z2 !Championship	46	19	15	12	55	40	72	6th[lower-alpha 33]	R5	R1	—	& —	Ulloa, LeonardoLeonardo Ulloa	16
2014–15	Division 2Z2 !Championship	46	10	17	19	44	54	47	20th	R4	R4	—	& —	Dunk, LewisLewis Dunk	7
2015–16	Division 2Z2 !Championship	46	24	17	5	72	42	89	3rd[lower-alpha 34]	R3	R2	—	& —	Hemed, TomerTomer Hemed	17

Notes

Bibliography

• Camillin, Paul & Weir, Stewart (2001). Albion – The first 100 years. Brighton: Pavilion. ISBN 0-9532045-0-2. 
• Carder, Tim & Harris, Roger (1997). Albion A–Z: A Who's Who of Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. Hove: Goldstone Books. ISBN 0-9521337-1-7. 
• Carder, Tim & Harris, Roger (1993). Seagulls! The Story of Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. Hove: Goldstone Books. ISBN 0-9521337-0-9. 

References

External links

• Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. official website

Lists of English football seasons by club
Premier League	Arsenal Bournemouth Burnley Chelsea Crystal Palace Everton Hull City Leicester City Liverpool Manchester City Manchester United Middlesbrough Southampton Stoke City Sunderland Swansea City Tottenham Hotspur Watford West Bromwich Albion West Ham United
Championship	Aston Villa Barnsley Birmingham City Blackburn Rovers Brentford Brighton & Hove Albion Bristol City Burton Albion Cardiff City Derby County Fulham Huddersfield Town Ipswich Town Leeds United Newcastle United Norwich City Nottingham Forest Preston North End Queens Park Rangers Reading Rotherham United Sheffield Wednesday Wigan Athletic Wolverhampton Wanderers
League One	AFC Wimbledon Bolton Wanderers Bradford City Bristol Rovers Bury Charlton Athletic Chesterfield Coventry City Fleetwood Town Gillingham Millwall Milton Keynes Dons Northampton Town Oldham Athletic Oxford United Peterborough United Port Vale Rochdale Scunthorpe United Sheffield United Shrewsbury Town Southend United Swindon Town Walsall
League Two	Accrington Stanley Barnet Blackpool Cambridge United Carlisle United Cheltenham Town Colchester United Crawley Town Crewe Alexandra Doncaster Rovers Exeter City Grimsby Town Hartlepool United Leyton Orient Luton Town Mansfield Town Morecambe Newport County Notts County Plymouth Argyle Portsmouth Stevenage Wycombe Wanderers Yeovil Town
Non-League	Aldershot Town Alfreton Town Altrincham Arlesey Town Ashford United Banbury United Bradford Park Avenue Burnham Cambridge City Chippenham Town Chesham United Cirencester Town Corby Town Dagenham & Redbridge Darlington Dartford Dover Athletic Eastbourne Borough F.C. United of Manchester Forest Green Rovers Gateshead Glossop North End Gloucester City Harrow Borough Havant & Waterlooville Hayes & Yeading United Hitchin Town Kidderminster Harriers Lincoln City Macclesfield Town Maidstone United Margate Nelson Northwich Victoria Nuneaton Town Redditch United Southport Tamworth Torquay United Tranmere Rovers Walton & Hersham Welling United Weymouth Woking York City
Defunct teams	Chester City Hereford United Hinckley United Rushden & Diamonds Salisbury Scarborough Wimbledon Wigan Borough
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