Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips for Brighton vs. Arsenal at English Premier League
Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips for Brighton vs. Arsenal at English Premier League
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The Gunners travel to Amex looking to extend their perfect start to the season. The champions look very good, even though the season has just started. Meanwhile, Fabian Hurzeler’s Seagulls look solid as well, and are eager to prove their form against the best team in England. For many, this promises to be the most interesting matchup of the entire EPL Gameweek 5, and we have to say we agree with it.

Brighton
The way the Seagulls demolished Coventry last weekend on the road was impressive. Brighton won 0-5, and even though they beat the newly promoted team, they left a huge impression. The way they played was a rhapsody, and Frank Lampard’s unit was helpless in pretty much every aspect of play.
Previously, Brighton posted two wins, one tie, and one loss, which was against Chelsea in London, 4-3. Overall, they play interesting and efficient games, with only one of the past five ending with under 3.5 hits.
Brighton’s attack is hot at the moment. It has provided three or more goals in 4 of the previous 5 meetings. Though, it’s interesting that there aren’t any players with two or more hits so far. Veteran Pascal Gross leads the way with 35 years as the oldest player, and already has two goals and assists each.
Arsenal
The Gunners’ ruthless defense has allowed just one goal since the start of the season. That was two weeks ago against Chelsea at home in a 2-1 triumph, and apart from that, Raya and the boys have posted 5 clean sheets, the most of any team in England.
Arteta’s boys last played away at Sunderland, 0-2. They endured a penalty before Bruno Gimaraes scored a screamer to open the Black Cats. Later on, it was a routine thing for the champs to close the game and kill the pace, furthermore scoring one more hit.
Arsenal’s midfield is possibly the strongest in Europe, both tactically and physically, and that’s a massive plus for the defense. Truth be told, Arteta’s first line of defense is, in fact, a robust midfield.
Brighton: Verbruggen; Kadioglu, Dunk, Vuskovic, Boscagli; Gross, Ayari; Gomez, Yalcouye, De Cuyper; Kostoulas
Arsenal: Raya; White, Konsa, Gabriel, Calafiori; Gimaraes, Rice; Saka, Odegaard, Tzolis; Havertz
Last year, Arsenal won all three meetings. The first was in the ELF Cup, where the Gunners triumphed 2-0 at home. Then came EPL fixtures: Arsenal won 2-1 at the Emirates before Arteta’s crew took three points with a 0-1 victory at Amex.
As much as we respect Arsenal’s raw power, Brighton’s offensive-minded playstyle will open this match and make it a high-scoring one. The Seagulls will attack and press their rivals no matter the circumstances, dragging Arsenal into a gunfight.
Our verdict: Over 2.5 Goals