Brighton host champions Liverpool at the AMEX tonight aiming to extend their unbeaten run and take advantage of a Reds side that appears to have eased off after sealing the Premier League title. With two wins and a draw in their last three outings, the Seagulls approach this matchup with confidence—especially considering their solid home record against Liverpool.
Liverpool, on the other hand, have looked off the pace in recent games. A loss to Chelsea and a draw with Arsenal—where they let a two-goal lead slip—highlight a team with little to play for. With the title already secured, Arne Slot’s men appear to be cruising toward the summer break.
Bet Builder Tips for Brighton vs Liverpool
Using a stats-led approach, here are three betting selections worth considering ahead of tonight’s game:
Dominik Szoboszlai – Over 1.5 Shots
Szoboszlai has finished the season strongly, notching three assists in his last two league starts. While goals have been scarce, the intent is clearly there—he has taken at least two shots in each of his last four league appearances. Expect more of the same tonight as he continues to assert himself in Liverpool’s midfield.
Pervis Estupiñán – Over 1.5 Tackles
Brighton’s left-back will likely have his hands full against Mohamed Salah, and that could mean a high defensive workload. Estupiñán has made two or more tackles in 11 of his 13 home league games this season and in each of his last four league appearances. Expect another busy outing.
Mats Wieffer – To Be Shown a Card
Originally a midfielder, Wieffer has recently been filling in at right-back due to injuries. He’s picked up six yellow cards in just 828 minutes of league action and has been booked in each of his last two appearances. With either Luis Díaz or Cody Gakpo likely lining up against him, a caution seems a reasonable prediction.
Final Word
With Brighton riding a wave of good form and Liverpool easing into off-season mode, this fixture presents betting opportunities based on player roles and recent performance trends. Expect a competitive outing—especially down the flanks.