Premier League: Matchweek 6
- Venue: Amex Stadium
- Date: Saturday 22
- Kick-off time: 5:30 PM
Brighton go into the fixture on the back of two come-from-behind 2-2 draws while Tottenham will be desperate to get back to winning start, as they have lost their last two league matches.
TEAM:
Florin Andone (groin) and Jose Izquierdo (knee) are both training and could be available for Brighton on Saturday.
Pascal Gross (ankle) remains on the sidelines.
Spurs midfielders Dele Alli and Moussa Sissoko (both hamstring) have returned to training.
Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris is continuing his rehabilitation following a thigh injury.
FACTS:
Brighton have lost only one of they're last nine Premier League home matches (W5 D3), a 2-0 reverse against Leicester in March.
After an unbeaten run of nine Premier League away fixtures (W6 D3), Spurs have lost two of their last four on the road in the top-flight.
Brighton have gone two goals down in their last two Premier League fixtures but avoided defeat both times. No team has ever done this in three consecutive games before, with Leicester in September 2015 the last side to do it twice.
Seagulls striker Glenn Murray has scored four goals in his five PL matches this season, including three in two at the Amex Stadium.
POSSIBLE LINE-UP:
- Referee: Chris Kavanagh
- Assistants: Daniel Cook, Sian Massey-Ellis
- Fourth official: Mike Dean
Betting & Match Odds
Brighton are
priced at odds of winning 4.78 according to VBet, while a draw is available at 3.70. A win for Tottenham are
priced at 1.77.
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