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Brighton vs Tottenham Hotspur Predictions

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Over 3.5 Match Goals

Reason for tip

Roberto De Zerbi’s side have seen both teams score in all nine home league matches this term, which includes a 2-2 draw with Liverpool, and the goals should go in again against Spurs. There have been 65 goals scored in Brighton’s 18 games, which is an average of 3.78 per outing, so side with over 3.5.

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Brighton 3-1

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Over 3.5 goals looks the play and correct-score punters can side with Brighton to triumph 3-1, given they have beaten Newcastle and Bournemouth at home by that scoreline already this season. The Seagulls are too good to stay down for long and can rediscover the winning formula.

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Brighton vs Tottenham Hotspur Predictions

  • Both teams have scored in 17 of Brighton’s 18 league games this season
  • Both teams have scored in 12 of Tottenham’s last 15 league matches
  • There have been 65 goals scored in Brighton’s 18 games, which is an average of 3.78 per outing

Get on goals at the Amex

Recent Premier League meetings between Brighton and Tottenham may have underwhelmed with three 1-0 games in the past five rivalries, but it is hard to see anything but a glut of goals at the Amex on Thursday.

The Seagulls have won only two of their last 12 league matches, so are in need of a change of luck, while Spurs have rediscovered their peak form with three straight wins over Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and Everton.

However, Brighton are a tough nut to crack on home soil and they have lost only four of their last 20 league games on their own patch, going down only to West Ham from nine outings this season.

Roberto De Zerbi’s side have seen both teams score in all nine home league matches this term, which includes a 2-2 draw with Liverpool.

The Seagulls should, therefore, make their presence felt but they continue to be haunted by defensive deficiencies and they are yet to keep a clean sheet in all of their 18 league games with both teams netting on 17 occasions.

So Tottenham can exploit those weaknesses, although they are also unlikely to keep the slick hosts at bay.

Suspect defences can be exposed

Ange Postecoglou’s visitors have also seen both teams score in 12 of their last 15 league matches, with them conceding two or more on away trips to Brentford, Burnley, Arsenal, Wolves and Manchester City.

Given the attacking talent on show and the fact that both are somewhat halted by defensive flaws, this should be an encounter that is littered with entertainment.

Brighton have conceded 31 goals in 18 games, which is the worst defensive record in the top ten, while Spurs’ tally of 24 goals shipped in 18 matches is worsened only by West Ham in the current top eight.

There have been a total of 65 goals in Brighton’s 18 league outings this season, which is an average of 3.78 per outing, while Tottenham’s total of 61 goals across their 18 matches is an average of 3.38.

Seagulls eyeing return to form

It wouldn’t be a surprise if Brighton, having had seven days and two more than Spurs to prepare, regained the winning thread.

The Seagulls are too good to stay down for long and Tottenham do still have some notable injuries to contend with as James Maddison, Micky van de Ven and Rodrigo Bentancur amongst those missing while Yves Bissouma is suspended.

So over 3.5 goals looks the play and correct-score punters can side with Brighton to triumph 3-1, given they have beaten Newcastle and Boutnemouth at home by that scoreline already this season.

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