Albion fans all over Sussex celebrated after the Seagulls won the Division Three title in style on Saturday.
They thumped Macclesfield 4-1 at Withdean courtesy of a hat-trick from highly-rated striker Bobby Zamora.
At the final whistle, fans invaded the pitch to cheer.
It was the first time Albion had scooped a title since they lifted the old Fourth Division championship in 1965.
But manager Micky Adams' men will not be officially presented with the trophy until a disciplinary panel meets to review Chesterfield's recommended nine-point punishment for financial irregularities.
Zamora clutched the match ball and gave it kiss before applauding fans.
Some supporters who could not get into the packed-out stadium climbed on top of houses to catch a free glimpse of the game.
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