Brighton & Hove Albion return from their winter hibernation on Monday, when they host in-form Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Amex.
Wolves will seek a fourth straight Premier League win from their first top-flight fixture of the year, while Brighton are back in action following a fortnight's break.
While the Seagulls may have managed just three wins from their last 14 matches, an away draw with arch-rivals Crystal Palace preceded victory over Tottenham Hotspur in their most recent home fixture; a 0-0 stalemate with West Ham followed in their opening game of 2024.
Having finally kept their first Premier League clean sheet of the season, Roberto De Zerbi's men then went on to beat Stoke City 4-2 in the Potteries, securing a place in the FA Cup fourth round, where they will meet Sheffield United.
A second-half Joao Pedro brace saw Brighton past Championship opposition in the cup, and they now return from their two-week hiatus with a game against opponents they have recently dominated in the top flight.
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