The 2012–13 Brighton & Hove Albion W.F.C season was the club's 22nd season that saw them compete in the FA Women's Premier League Southern Division, the third tier of English women's football pyramid. The women's team finished fourth in the league, which saw a young Fran Kirby help Reading become champions.
Former professional defender Jay Lovett, who previously played professionally for Plymouth Argyle, Crawley Town and Brentford FC was manager of the women's team and later went on to manage Burgess Hill Town.
Season overview Brighton finished the campaign strong, finishing in fourth place out of ten teams in the Southern Division. Over 18 league fixtures, the club secured eight wins, four draws and six defeats, accumulating a total of 28 points.
WPL Southern Division
Cup competitions FA Women's Premier League Cup
Group stage
Knockout phase
Sussex Challenge Cup The senior women's team won the Sussex Women's Challenge Cup. There was no Sussex Women's Challenge Trophy held this year, which is usually contested by the women's development squad.
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