Graham Potter insists that Brighton will only be focusing on themselves during their Premier League curtain raiser, which also sees Manchester United begin life under Erik ten Hag.
Having finished sixth in the table last year - missing out on Champions League qualification - United appointed Ten Hag as permanent successor to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in the Old Trafford dugout. His introduction to the English top flight will come against the Seagulls with a landmark victory over United fresh in their minds.
Brighton humbled United in their last Premier League meeting and that 4-0 reverse was a telling factor in the club going without a spot in the marquee European competition. However, for Brighton, that result will have no bearing as Potter strives to keep his vibrant side level-headed for the impending restart.