Brighton and Hove Albion face a big battle this week with the final two days of the Falmer inquiry.
The inquiry was reopened in February to examine the viability of 11 alternative sites to Falmer for a 22,000-seat stadium.
The main opponents to the Falmer application, Lewes District Council and Falmer Parish Council, have argued that both Sheepcote Valley and Toad's Hole Valley are more suitable.
The owners of Toad's Hole Valley, Hove, also want a stadium built there to allow them to open up the rest of the land for a business park.
Others have said the Albion should redevelop Withdean in the short-term and then build a stadium at Shoreham harbour.
The club, backed by Brighton and Hove City Council, insist Falmer is the only viable stadium site in Brighton and Hove and they need a "yes" verdict from planning inspector David Brier as soon as possible.
The Albion, Brighton and Hove City Council and Lewes District Council will make their closing submissions to Mr Brier over the next two days.
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