Brighton boss Graham Potter says Leeds won't get an easy time tomorrow.

Having been made to sweat for survival in his first two seasons in Sussex, Potter insists Albion's West Yorkshire opponents will not receive an easy ride.

"The guys want to finish as well as they can," he said. "They're young, ambitious, they want to do well.

"Everyone's fighting for the points. That's what the Premier League is. Leeds don't expect us to turn up there and have a nice, relaxed game and get ourselves back down the road.

"They'll know we are there to compete, to take the points ourselves, and that's what makes the league so difficult.

"We've been down there and you don't get any help from anybody, you've got to do everything yourself.

"We need to have that mentality at the weekend and look forward to finishing the season as strongly as possible."