Brighton have backed the idea of broadcasting behind-closed-doors Premier League games on free-to-air television, providing Sky Sports and BT Sport agree to a deal.
Chief executive Paul Barber says they would want as many of their fans to see them play.
It comes after culture secretary, Oliver Dowden, revealed the league is currently considering making some fixtures available on free-to-air once the season is able to restart.
'Certainly if we're playing behind closed doors, then obviously we would want as many fans as possible to see our games,' Barber said.