The Brighton Wall

Tony Bloom's blue and white army 💙🤍

It's Brighton & Hove Albion who started playing football in parks all over when women's football was banned against a Manchester City team that displaced Doncaster Rovers Belles. Who's gonna win?

A brand new commercial partnership with Brighton's women's team and Pinterest is announced on the eve of the FA Cup final

Supporters who are travelling to London tomorrow, be aware that North London will be exceptionally busy tomorrow so you might want to plan your route.

This will be only the second time Brighton and Manchester City will have met in the women's FA Cup but a lot has changed after that 2-0 loss against the 2017 cup holders.

Can Brighton's women's team finally end the Albion's search for silverware?

From postal workers to Wembley Stadium, a brief history of Brighton & Hove Albion women

FA Cup final: A history of Brighton and Hove Albion Women How the Albion Women went from changing in a shed to standing on the edge of greatness.

10 years ago to the day Brighton women won the National Premier League Final against Sporting Albion who were affiliated with West Brom at Adams Park. It meant the Albion were to compete in the brand new WSL 2 but we had to wait longer than usual as the league was to transform from a summer series to be synced up with the rest of the footballing calender. A special shortened WSL Spring Series was conjured up to fill the gap, and the Albion took part in a half a dozen games with a certain Alessia Russo playing for the Seagulls. Fran Kirby was Player of the Season that year and we then played a full season in WSL 2 before we were promoted to the WSL in place of Doncaster Rovers Belles. WSL 2 was changed to the Championship for a few years before reverting back to WSL 2 but the Albion have been a constant mainstay in the WSL ever since.

Women's Premier League: Brighton beat Sporting Club Albion in play-off Brighton move one step closer to the Women's Super League as they beat Sporting Club Albion in the third tier play-off.