Hundreds of people put on their running shoes and festive attire to raise thousands of pounds for a good cause.
More than 240 people helped raise £4,000 for Albion in the Community (AITC) at the Seagulls’ Festive Fun Run on Sunday.
People of all ages took part, with a crowd of blue and white clad runners setting off for two laps around the Amex Stadium.
The day started with a warm-up led by Albion mascot Gully, who put them through their paces before they began the race.
Fans were treated to a visit from a familiar face before the event, with Albion star Guy Butters surprising them by arriving donning a Father Christmas suit and bushy white beard.
Everyone who took part received a limited-edition festive Brighton and Hove Albion scarf, and many chose to wear Albion colours as they set off on the run.
The money raised will help fund AITC's work across Sussex.
Hannah Simpson, who organised it, was thrilled with how the event went.
"Everyone had a great time, and it was fantastic to see so many people enjoying themselves and getting into the festive spirit," she said.
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