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Liverpool
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Liverpool vs Brighton prediction: Anfield hosts a fascinating Premier League clash between a Liverpool side yet to win at home this season and a Brighton team playing some of the best football in England right now.
Liverpool sit fifth with mixed form, drawing three of their last five league outings and suffering a chastening 3-0 home defeat to Manchester City. Their home record this term reads zero wins from three, a red flag against a Brighton side that has won two of three on the road.
Brighton arrive third in the table, unbeaten in six of their last seven games across competitions, scoring 23 goals and conceding just five in the league. Their attack has been ruthless, including a 5-0 demolition of Crystal Palace in their last outing.
Injuries bite both sides — Liverpool are without Ekitike, Bradley, Leoni and the suspended Gravenberch, while Brighton are missing Mitoma, Ferguson and Minteh. Despite the absences, Brighton's squad depth has barely been tested given their results.
Expect goals and a tight contest. Liverpool's home advantage and superior recent head-to-head record just about tip this toward the hosts, but Brighton's away form and attacking quality make this anything but a formality — a draw or Brighton win carries real value given the home side's shaky Anfield form this season.
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2026/2027 Season
Last 10 head-to-head matchups
These two have met six times in the last two years, with Liverpool winning five and Brighton claiming just one,...
These two have met six times in the last two years, with Liverpool winning five and Brighton claiming just one, a League Cup tie in October 2024. Liverpool completed both Premier League meetings last season comfortably, including a 2-0 win at Anfield in December. Brighton's only victory in this period came away from the league table, meaning Liverpool holds a clear psychological edge in competitive league fixtures heading into this latest meeting.
Last 15 matches across all competitionsPremier League matches highlighted
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Form Rating
6.7/10
Liverpool's overall numbers look respectable — three wins, three draws, one loss — but the...
Liverpool's overall numbers look respectable — three wins, three draws, one loss — but the underlying home form is concerning, with zero wins from three Anfield league games this season and a damaging 3-0 defeat to Manchester City last time out. They did beat Brentford away and thrashed Lask Linz in Europe, showing goals remain there. Injuries to Ekitike, Bradley, Leoni and the suspended Gravenberch strip depth from both ends of the pitch. Mohamed Salah remains the player to watch, capable of unlocking tight away defenses even when the team's overall rhythm looks unconvincing at home this campaign.
7 of 15 in Premier League
Form Rating
8.3/10
Brighton have been the form team of the division, winning five of their last seven...
Brighton have been the form team of the division, winning five of their last seven and scoring an eye-catching 23 goals while conceding only five — form including a 5-0 rout of Crystal Palace and a 3-0 win over Arsenal. Their away record of two wins from three underlines genuine threat on the road. Several first-team names are sidelined, including Mitoma, Ferguson and Minteh, yet replacements have barely dented their output. Brighton have scored in every single game this season, a key indicator of their attacking consistency heading into a daunting trip to Anfield.
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Liverpool vs Brighton - Match Analysis
Despite home advantage, Liverpool haven't won a single league match at Anfield this season, picking up two draws and a defeat to Manchester City. Brighton, by contrast, have been the form team in the league, winning five of seven and conceding just five goals all campaign. These factors keep Liverpool's edge modest rather than commanding, explaining the tighter market odds.
Both Teams to Score looks like strong value given Brighton have scored in every match this season and Liverpool's home defense has been porous. Over 2.5 Goals also fits, with a combined 4.58 goals per game between these sides. Bettors wary of backing Liverpool outright could use Draw No Bet on Brighton as a safer alternative that still captures their current quality.
Significantly. Brighton's run of five wins in seven games, including a 5-0 win and a 3-0 win over Arsenal, shows they're playing with real confidence and attacking sharpness. Liverpool's recent form is more mixed, with home draws and a heavy defeat to Manchester City undermining confidence at Anfield specifically, even though their overall record remains competitive across all competitions.
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