Brighton & Hove Albion kick off their 2026-27 Premier League campaign at home against Aston Villa on August 23, and fans can make the most of halftime with a range of apps. The Seagulls finished 8th last season with 53 points (14W-11D-13L), scoring 52 goals and conceding 46. While Fabian Hurzeler’s side delivers exciting football, halftime can still feel slow for supporters in the stands. Here are the best apps to keep you engaged during the break.
What games can you play during halftime?
For fans looking to pass the time, mobile games are a popular choice. Fantasy Premier League (FPL) lets you check your points, while EA Sports FC Mobile’s Ultimate Team mode offers quick matches. Big Bass Football Bonanza and Head Ball 2 are also fast-paced options for the 15-minute break. Meanwhile, those in hospitality enjoy small plates and highlights, but stand fans often queue for refreshments or check scores.
How can the BHAFC app improve your matchday?
The club’s official app is a must-have for real-time stats, player interviews, and even ticket purchases. Fans can watch club documentaries or track live match data, making it the perfect companion during halftime. With Brighton currently sidelining Zadok Yohanna, the app keeps supporters updated on team news.
Why is FotMob a fan favorite?
FotMob provides real-time scores, detailed stats, and accurate player ratings, making it a go-to for many Brighton fans. It also covers transfer news, which is especially useful given the club’s recent activity. While the Seagulls finished 32 points behind leaders Arsenal last season, FotMob helps fans stay informed on rivals and potential signings.
Where can you follow live discussions?
X (formerly Twitter) is another great halftime option, with Brighton’s official account sharing team changes before they’re announced in the stadium. Fans can also engage with fellow supporters, debate tactics, or enjoy rival meltdowns. For expert analysis, BBC Sport offers high-quality match reports, ensuring you stay connected even during the break.
