Brighton has struggled mightily in recent weeks, with just three victories in their last nine games and falling down the Premier League table as a result.

The Seagulls have been plagued by injuries and suspensions throughout the season, but it seems that there is more than just bad luck at work here. The team's form has been inconsistent, with some strong displays followed by poor performances.

One area where Brighton have struggled is defensively. They have conceded goals in each of their last three matches, which has contributed to their lowly position in the league table. This has left them vulnerable to opponents who can score easily.

On top of this, Brighton have also failed to convert chances into goals. They have only scored six goals in their last eight matches, despite creating numerous opportunities for themselves.

Despite these issues, Brighton remain hopeful that they will turn things around soon. Manager Graham Potter has spoken about his side's determination to fight back and improve their performance levels.

However, it remains to be seen whether or not this will happen. With so many talented players missing through injury or suspension, Brighton may need to rely on their resilience and adaptability if they hope to avoid relegation from the Premier League.