The American Express Stadium

The Amex Stadium is the home of Brighton & Hove Albion, a sleek modern ground tucked into the South Downs at Falmer just outside the city. Its curved, translucent roof and clean sightlines give it a distinctly contemporary feel compared to Brighton's cramped former grounds. The atmosphere is sharp and knowledgeable, reflecting a fanbase that stuck with the club through years of financial turmoil and non-league football. On European and big Premier League nights, the bowl fills with a bright, confident energy that matches the club's rise.

The stadium, officially known as Falmer Stadium, opened on 30 July 2011 with a friendly against Tottenham Hotspur, having been handed over to the club that May. It completed the club's remarkable journey from near-extinction in the 1990s and years of groundsharing at Gillingham and the temporary Withdean Stadium to an established, data-driven Premier League side under owner Tony Bloom. Since promotion in 2017, the ground has hosted Brighton's first-ever European campaign in the Europa League, cementing its status as the stage for the club's most successful era.