Albion host Brentford at 2pm as the women take on fourth-placed Spurs

Both Albion first teams kick off at 2pm today. The men play Brentford in the Premier League at the Amex, live on Sky Sports, and Albion Women are away at Tottenham Hotspur in the WSL.

The men: back at the Amex

The Brentford game is Albion’s first at home after five away games in a row, and it is sold out. Before kick-off both head coaches will lay a wreath for Remembrance Sunday, followed by the Last Post and a silence.

Albion have kept seven clean sheets in their past nine games. The latest two were a 1-0 win at Manchester City last Saturday and a 1-0 win at Getafe in the Conference League on Thursday. They have also scored more Premier League goals than anyone this season, 24.

Fabian Hurzeler said: “I think that Brentford are doing things on a really high level and they know how to win games.”

Brentford have lost one of their last 11 Premier League games and beat Nottingham Forest 2-0 last time out. They are the only side to have scored in every league game this season. Albion have never lost to them in the Premier League at the Amex: three wins and two draws.

There are no new injury worries after Getafe, and Hurzeler has a “big hope” that midfielder Chema will be back.

Bart Verbruggen, who has not conceded in any of his eight European games for the club, is glad to be home. “I’m really looking forward to playing at home,” he said. “Away games are nice and spending time with the boys, but at the end of the day, we want to play in front of our own fans and we are excited to do it.”

The women: Spurs away

Albion Women go into the game on two straight WSL wins, 3-0 against West Ham and 2-1 against Crystal Palace, plus a 6-0 win at Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Players’ Cup. Tottenham are fourth and won 4-1 at Birmingham City last weekend. They beat Albion 1-0 in the Players’ Cup earlier this season.

Both of Albion’s league wins have come at home, and they have yet to win a league game away this season. Head coach Arturo Ruiz, who arrived from Real Sociedad at the end of August, said: “Sunday is a big game, a very big opportunity for us, and we feel very motivated and very calm about doing our best and giving 100 per cent for the team.”

Nadia Krezyman is set to be in a matchday squad for the first time since joining the club, after recovering from injury.

If you’re heading to the Amex, buses replace trains between Brighton and Worthing or Littlehampton all day. Our travel guide has park and ride, parking and free travel on match tickets.