Brighton have travelled to the northern Norwegian city and we have made the journey with them to this sub-Arctic destination.
Our coverage continues from Tromsø as the club competes in their second European adventure.
We will be exploring the town throughout matchday, tracking supporters who will fill the modest 407-capacity section at the compact Romssa Arena.
Live updates from the venue will accompany the first leg encounter that determines progression to the Conference League proper.
Wednesday evening brought our arrival, with a handful of Brighton supporters spotted wandering through the historic harbour district.
Authentic seagulls provided familiar sounds to evoke a touch of the familiar back home.
As previously reported, captain Lewis Dunk alongside the squad covered supporters’ ticket costs while also distributing scarves and t-shirts to each of those 407 travelling fans.
Leading into this compelling fixture, we have delivered additional features including:
Insights into the opposition’s key figures.
The youthful manager facing Fabian Hurzeler.
What supporters can anticipate around Tromsø.
Intelligence gathered from the scouting expedition about Brighton.
Hurzeler’s diplomatic response demonstrating proper regard for their hosts.
We remain the sole regional media outlet present for this fixture and anticipate bringing you every moment of this historic overseas venture.
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Brighton have already achieved significant progress in continental competition.
The question now is how far the next six months might carry them.