Their contest with Newcastle United at St James’s Park takes place on a Bank Holiday weekend with various fixture amendments announced by the Premier League.
But the Toon v Seagulls battle remains unchanged at 3pm on Saturday, May 2.
That is likely to please many heading to Tyneside for the game.
It increases the chances of being able to do the trip in one day, without an overnight stay, although many fans will no doubt still be tempted by a full weekend in Newcastle.
Early indications are that rail travel will be a challenge for those heading between Sussex and Tyneside that weekend.
Albion fans impressed the locals in the North East with their numbers, volume and general attitude when they visited Sunderland for the recent 1-0 win.
That result extended a decent recent record in that part of the world, given that they won twice at Newcastle last season.
Danny Welbeck scored decisive goals in both the Premier League and FA Cup, with the latter among the most enjoyable games of the 2024-25 campaign.
The full programme for the opening Prem weekend of May has been released, although there is still one possible fixture change regarding Aston Villa.
This s how the weekend will look
Friday, May 1
8pm: Leeds United v Burnley (Sky Sports).
Saturday, May 2
12.30pm Aston Villa v Tottenham Hotspur (TNT Sports – but moved to Sunday, 7pm if Villa reach Europa League semi-finals)
3pm: AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace; Brentford v West Ham United; Newcastle United v Albion; Wolverhampton Wanderers v Sunderland.
5.30pm: Arsenal v Fulham (Sky Sports)
Sunday, May 3
3.30pm: Manchester United v Liverpool (Sky Sports).
Monday, May 4
3pm: Chelsea v Nottingham Forest (Sky Sports).
8pm: Everton v Manchester City (Sky Sports).