Brighton boss Graham Potter believes his squad is “in the best place” since he was appointed manager in May 2019. Potter guided the Seagulls to a new club record of 41 Premier League points last season – his first in charge – when they finished 15th in the table. They are currently 16th after last week's goalless home draw against Aston Villa and will bid to extend their six-game unbeaten league run against rivals Crystal Palace on Monday, live on Sky Sports.
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