Graham Potter has told all Albion players to be on alert as they head into the red zone.
The Seagulls are two points clear of the relegation places going into the final nine rounds.
They saw rivals Aston Villa pick up a point yesterday after a no-goal row in their 0-0 draw at home to Sheffield United.
Goal-line technology failed when Villa keeper Orjan Nyland carried the ball over his own line from an Oliver Norwood free-kick.
Hawk-Eye later apologised unreservedly for the malfunction.
Focus is now firmly on the Amex for Albion as Arsenal visit on Saturday.
All senior players are fit apart from long-term absentee Jose Izquierdo and some under-23s have also been called up for what looks a testing schedule.
Head coach Potter said: ‘’It’s five weeks, nine matches.
“Nine Premier League matches from a long lay-off so the realities of playing 11 players for every single minute of every game is going to be quite difficult for lots of reasons.
“We are fortunate that we have got a fully fit squad.
“We have got a good squad, players that want to play, so the challenge for them is to be ready from the start, whether it’s the last 20 minutes or the last 30 minutes, whatever the role is.
“I am pretty sure we will use all the players because the competition will mean we will have to.’’ That is likely to mean a debut at some stage for Tariq Lamptey, who helped Chelsea beat Arsenal in late December.
Potter said: “He has got attributes that I’m pretty sure that we can use over those nine matches.”
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