Tuesday 13th April 2010 - Kick Off 19:45

Football League Division One

Venue: Priestfield Stadium

Gills Recent League Form - last 6 matches

Brighton’s Recent League Form - last 6 matches

Speaking to the Kent Messenger after their 4-0 drubbing at the New Den, Stimson (left) said, “We’ve got to get on with it and the players can’t feel sorry for themselves.

They need to come in on Monday fresh and looking forward to the challenge. At the end of the game when the players were walking off I told them to get their chins and their heads up.”

He continued, “Were we going to get anything there? The form book said we weren’t. Are we going to get anything on Tuesday at home? The form book says we will – now we have to go and maintain it.

Pressure on home games was last season. If we didn’t win by three or four we got booed. This season it’s not pressure, it’s a challenge and that’s what we’re in it for.”

Seagulls boss Gus Poyet is expected to recall on loan Derby midfielder Lee Hendrie to his starting line-up after he came off the subs bench to set up an equaliser for Tommy Elphick on Saturday.

Speaking to the Brighton Argus, Poyet commented, “That is what we were missing and probably Lee will have to play on Tuesday because we did practically everything right until the last touch, last cross, last shot, the last decision. When you have got someone of the quality of Lee Hendrie he can make things happen, so you will probably see him on the pitch quite often from now.”

Former Priestfield favourite Andrew Crofts returns to Priestfield for the first time since joining the Seagulls and will be wearing the skipper’s armband.

Manager: Gus Poyet (Record to date: P30 W12 D7 L11)

Nickname: Seagulls

Colours: Home - Blue & White stripes–. Away – Yellow & Navy Blue stripes

Ground: Withdean Stadium

Capacity: 8,850

Simon King is making slower progress than first expected and will sadly not be back in contention this season. Darren Dennehy suffered a bang on the head against Millwall whereas Garry Richards (left) twisted his ankle and was taken to hospital to determine the extent of his injury. Simeon Jackson was hobbling with a bad dead leg towards the end of Saturday’s 4-0 reverse and will undergo a late fitness test along with Darren Dennehy.

Midfielder Curtis Weston was on nine bookings going into Saturdays match, so was omitted from the squad as a precaution with the cut-off for acquiring 10 bookings and a two match suspension having now expired.

Gills eleven from (4-4-2): Alan Julian, Simon Royce, Barry Fuller, John Nutter, Tom Wynter, Garry Richards, Darren Dennehy, Kevin Maher, Jack Payne, Mark Bentley, Curtis Weston, Stuart Lewis, Danny Jackman, Adam Miller, Rashid Yussuff, Chris Palmer, Simeon Jackson, Dennis Oli, James Walker, Andy Barcham, Chris Dickson.

Glenn Murray returns from a two match suspension and is expected to spearhead their attack alongside Tommy Elphick.

Seagulls eleven from: Peter Brezovan, Tommy Elphick, Adam El_Abd, Dean Cox, Alan Navarro, Kazenga LuaLua, Mitch Walker, Diego Arismendi, Glenn Murray, Gary Dicker, Inigo Calderon, Andrew Crofts (right) , Sebastien Carole, Marcos Painter, Adam Virgo, Jamie Smith, Elliott Bennett, Gavin Hoyte, Steve Cook, Chris Holroyd, Lee Hendrie, Danny Naisbitt, Ashley Barnes.

Our referee this Tuesday evening is.Mr James Linington from the Isle of Wight. He became a Select Group assistant referee in 2006 and during the same year was appointed as an Assistant Referee in the FA Challenge Vase Final and the Football League One Play-Off Final.

He was appointed to the Football League list of referees in 2008. So far this season he has officiated in 28 matches handing out 61 cautions and just a single red card.

His assistants are M Blackledge and G R Russell

The Fourth Official is WG Norcott.