Brighton could drag Arsenal back into trouble on Tuesday but boss Graham Potter is concentrating on his own team's problems. The Seagulls are four points behind Mikel Arteta's side, who ended their alarming slump with a 3-1 win over Chelsea on Boxing Day. But more pressing for Potter is ensuring Brighton end their winless record at home this season. "I don't want to worry about what others are doing," he said. "They've had a good result so they'll be in a good moment, with a good feeling. "We need to play well, we want to turn around our home form and finish the year strongly. "Every game's different. You have to respect the opponent and what they bring but you try...
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