It's been a season of firsts for Graham Potter's Brighton, with the Seagulls achieving their highest ever finish in the Premier League.
The south coast club ended the campaign in ninth place in the top flight with more points, more goals and more wins than they have ever achieved before.
Brighton have also enjoyed some memorable victories along the way, including the 4-0 humiliation of Manchester United at the Amex – which was their biggest Premier League win.
It is tempting to suggest that Potter is working miracles on the south coast, but in fact the 47-year-old is simply doing what he does best – improving football teams.