Brighton & Hove Albion meet Burnley in the Premier League on Saturday after slipping to defeat at Manchester United last time out.
The Seagulls had previously been in fine form and had enjoyed a seven-match unbeaten run in the division - their longest to date.
Burnley, in contrast, have only won one game all season, but will be confident of getting a result having never lost at the AMEX Stadium across four meetings.
Despite previously losing at Old Trafford, Brighton's recent efforts have been nothing short of spectacular and a win could see a rise to eighth.
Team news
Brighton have no new injury concerns after the 2-0 loss to Man United, although Enock Mwpeu and Jemery Sarimento will remain sidelined with respective injuries.
Captain Lewis Dunk begins a three-match suspension following his dismissal in the previous game, with Shane Duffy potentially coming in in his absence.
Duffy's inclusion could also warrant a return to the starting line-up for Tariq Lamptey, with the full back gunning for consistency after a lengthy injury.
Burnley's talismanic January signing Wout Weghorst was forced off against Liverpool in the second half, and may be unavailable at the AMEX.
In his potential absence, Jay Rodriguez and Ashley Barnes will be vying for a starting spot at the front of the XI.
Sean Dyche offered positive news for Johann Berg Gudmundson and Matej Vydra, who are continuing recovery from respective layoffs, but said Saturdays contest comes too soon for the pair.
Predicted line-ups
Brighton: Sanchez; Lamptey, Duffy, Webster, Cucurella; Bissouma, Gross, Mac Allister, Moder; Trossard, Maupay.
Burnley: Pope; Roberts, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters; Lennon, Westwood, Brownhill, Cornet; Barnes, Rodriguez.
Ones to watch
Duffy endured a torrid loan spell at Scottish outfit Celtic last season, and looked set for a spluttering end to his career.
The veteran defender served as a key figure as Brighton's laudable season commenced, and despite injuries and rotation affecting play time of late, Duffy can still be pleased with his efforts.
His aerial presence and leadership could be vital against a Burnley side that will look to utilise wing play and implement their physical presence against the Brighton backline.
Maxwel Cornet has rocked up in Lancashire and captivated the Burnley faithful with flair and technical ability that has scarcely been seen at Turf Moor.
His return of six goals across 13 Premier League outings to date offers hope that he can serve as a key figure as the club look to remain in the Premier League for a ninth successive season.
How to watch
The fixture is not available to watch on UK television, although coverage can be followed via BBC's Final Score or Sky Sport's Soccer Saturday.