In an exclusive interview with Football FanCast, Rob Lee, who scored 45 goals for Newcastle United, believes the only reason Brighton will have a psychological edge over the Magpies on Saturday is because they won their last game, and thinks it'll be two completely different teams facing off at the Amex.

Lee believes Newcastle will be feeling like they won their last game, however, because of the nature in which Jamaal Lascelles' equaliser came about in the final seconds.

Brighton have become one of the best sides to watch under Graham Potter as they play attractive and attacking football, and Lee believes it will be two polar opposite ways of playing on Saturday evening.

Speaking on what the two teams' last result will mean for Saturday and his expectations for the crunch game, Lee told FFC exclusively:

"I think the only reason they've got a psychological edge is because they won their last game and you always look back at your last result, but we didn't lose our last game. So, we can look back at our last game like we won because of the late goal.

"I think it's two teams that play different football. They probably play one of the best styles of football in the league but it's two teams that have the same problem, they can't score goals.

"They'll play good football, and you know that they'll try and play through you but, they have the same problem as us and that is they can't score goals."

Brighton put three past Newcastle in the reverse fixture, which is the most goals the Seagulls have scored in a single Premier League game this season.

Newcastle could find themselves in the bottom three before they kick-off on Saturday evening if Fulham beat Leeds tonight.