Hope Powell’s side head into the match after claiming three points in their first game of 2020, when they defeated struggling Liverpool 1-0.
Aileen Whelan secured the Seagulls a valuable three points after turning in Maya Le Tissier’s header, and despite a second-half onslaught, Albion managed to hold on and consign their opponents to bottom place in the table.
Reigning champions and current WSL leaders Arsenal will be looking to improve on the last time they came to Sussex, when they were held to a goalless draw by Albion, before losing on penalties in the Continental League Cup.
Netherlands international Vivianne Miedema didn't start in that match but will be back on Sunday. She leads the WSL statistics with 14 goals and eight assists, and Arsenal will hope she can fire them to victory.
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Our last fixture…
Albion 1
A.Whelan (33)
Liverpool 0
Albion: Walsh, Barton, Kerkdijk, Le Tissier, Gibbons, A. Whelan, Bowman, Simpkins, Natkiel (Umotong 82), Green, Le Garrec (Connolly 71).
Subs not used: Harris, Roe, Nilden, Lundorf, Williams.
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Ticket info…
Tickets are available to purchase from the ticket office at The People’s Pension Stadium from 10.30am, with adult entry priced at £6, over-65s/under-18s tickets just £3.
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The match will also be available to stream live on the FA Player app for Android and Apple devices, and via FAPlayer.tv.
This afternoon’s game will also be broadcast live on the BBC Red Button, with coverage starting at 12.20pm.
A full match report and reaction will be available shortly after the final whistle, both on here and across our social channels.