The 2013-14 campaign for Brighton & Hove Albion, the first under manager Óscar García following a summer of upheaval, delivered a dramatic, hard-fought promotion push. The Seagulls secured a 6th-place finish and a play-off spot in the most sensational fashion, with an injury-time header from their talismanic striker, Leonardo Ulloa, in the final match at Nottingham Forest. Ulloa's crucial haul of 14 league goals anchored a side that battled its way into the top six for the second consecutive season, though they ultimately fell short in the play-off semi-finals against Derby County. It was a season defined by Ulloa's match-winning prowess and the sheer euphoria of that unforgettable final-day comeback at the City Ground.