Brighton vs Liverpool: Predictions, Probable Line-ups, Viewing Information and Key Stats


 We've selected our top betting tips as the Premier League champions, Liverpool, head to Brighton for their final away match before lifting the trophy.


Although Brighton holds on to the slim possibility of European qualification, Liverpool has been joyfully celebrating their 20th league title by enjoying sun, sea, and possibly a few sangrias.

Arne Slot and his players have been seen enjoying some well-deserved relaxation, yet theoretically, there's still football to be played.

Their performance since losing the title has been lackluster, to put it mildly. A 3-1 loss against Chelsea followed by a turbulent 2-2 draw with Arsenal at Anfield last week reinforced what many already thought: Liverpool may mentally be in vacation mode early this summer.

Slot's rotations and experiments have made things entertaining, if not entirely efficient. Therefore, Monday night's showdown against the lively Seagulls is expected to deliver more flair than structure.

Brighton’s 2-0 victory at Wolves last weekend demonstrated their strong form. With Joao Pedro returning from suspension and Danny Welbeck reaching double figures in goals, Fabian Hurzeler's squad may capitalize on a Reds team that seems to be running low after recent celebrations.

This could be the final opportunity for Brighton fans to watch several of these players in blue and white, especially if Chelsea fails to secure a seventh-place finish and win the Conference League—their only unusual path to European competition now.

With Salah making a comeback, the relaxed atmosphere, and a matchup that consistently provides plenty of goals, Monday Night Football promises to be highly entertaining.

Prediction for Brighton vs Liverpool Match

This game promises to be filled with plenty of goals.

Liverpool have allowed goals in ten of their last twelve league games and displayed minimal defensive effort against Arsenal and Chelsea.

Brighton, though not entirely solid defensively, have managed to score in five of their last six home matches. They are now boosted by the return of Joao Pedro, who will join Welbeck in a forward line that has the potential to create challenges for opponents.

In their last five encounters, both teams have found the back of the net. Additionally, each of the past three matches at Amex has seen more than 3.5 goals scored.

Mohamed Salah is still pursuing an away goals record, and since there’s nothing at stake for either team, the match might open up early.

We're predicting both teams will find the back of the net and that there will be over 3.5 goals in total. For those who are feeling adventurous, betting on both teams to score in each half presents a higher potential payout and is well worth considering if you expect an unpredictable match. 


Brighton Squad Update

Joao Pedro is back from suspension and is expected to play a role in the attack.

Lewis Dunk, Joel Veltman, and Kaoru Mitoma have all returned to training and will undergo evaluations. However, it's important to note that Mitoma hasn't been in the starting lineup since Gameweek 31.

Solly March, Ferdi Kadioglu, Georginio Rutter, and James Milner are still out of action.

Mats Wieffer has made a strong impression at right-back and could maintain his position, while Adam Webster will be aiming to keep his spot even if Dunk returns.

It is also likely that Yankuba Minteh, Brajan Gruda, and Danny Welbeck will start.

Projected Brighton Line-up

Verbruggen – Wieffer, Van Hecke, Webster, Estupiñán – Baleba, Ayari – Minteh, Pedro, Gruda – Welbeck


Liverpool's Latest Team Updates

Joe Gomez is unavailable because of an injury.

There is a possibility that Conor Bradley will retain his position at right-back, while Trent Alexander-Arnold, who faced some jeers from fans last weekend, might not be risked.

Jarrel Quansah might team up with Virgil van Dijk at the center of the defense, while Kostas Tsimikas is set to make his last appearance at Anfield.

Alexis Mac Allister may rejoin the starting lineup after sitting on the bench for two games.

Mo Salah, Curtis Jones, Cody Gakpo, and Luis Diaz will be the primary attacking threats for Liverpool.

Predicted Liverpool starting lineup

Alisson – Bradley, Quansah, Van Dijk, Tsimikas – Endo, Mac Allister – Salah, Jones, Gakpo – Diaz

Brighton vs Liverpool: Viewing and Listening Guide

You can watch Brighton vs Liverpool live on Sky Sports Main Event, Premier League, and UHD at 8 PM on Monday, May 19. Additionally, commentary will be available on talkSPORT.

Statistics for the Brighton vs Liverpool Match

– In the last five encounters, both teams have found the back of the net.

– Brighton have not lost in their last two home league matches against Liverpool.

– Liverpool have managed to secure only two clean sheets in their previous 12 Premier League games.

– Brighton have managed to score in five of their last six home matches, but they have not maintained a clean sheet in any of those games.

– Three of Brighton's last five matches and all of Liverpool's most recent three games have featured more than 3.5 goals.