English Premier League---Liverpool VS Brighton Hove Albion Prediction

Liverpool VS Brighton Hove Albion    Livescore / H2H stats and Live Streaming
Time:13-12-2025 23:00 Saturday
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There have been conflicting opinions over whether Salah should have been dropped for Liverpool’s last three Premier League games, including the 3-3 draw with Leeds last weekend. Few would dispute, however, that he has performed well below his usual standards. This season, he is recording his lowest per-90 numbers for Liverpool in shots (2.6), shots on target (0.8), and touches in the opposition box (7.3).
Salah also ranks rock bottom out of 45 wide forwards to play 270 minutes or more in the Premier League this season for tracking back defensively (runs back into their own half to regain their defensive position), and his presence was not needed on Tuesday night when Slot omitted the attacker from his squad for a controversial 1-0 Champions League win over Inter Milan.
While Liverpool still have work to do in Europe to secure automatic qualification for the last 16, their hopes of retaining the Premier League title appear to have evaporated, after a run of just two wins in their last 10 matches (D2 L6) leaves them languishing in 10th place in the table and 10 points behind leaders Arsenal, thought the gap to fourth spot is only three points.

Four days after suffering a 4-3 home defeat to Aston Villa, Brighton were presented with the perfect opportunity to capitalise on Chelsea’s stalemate with Bournemouth and climb into the top four with a win at home to relegation-threatened West Ham United last weekend.
However, the Seagulls were devoid of any creativity against the Hammers, with all four of their shots on target recorded from the 89th minute onwards, including Georginio Rutter’s late equaliser that rescued a point in a 1-1 draw at the Amex Stadium.
Head coach Fabian Hurzeler admitted that his Brighton side “did not deserve” more than a point after a display lacking energy and intensity. The result leaves his team eighth in the Premier League table, level on points with Saturday’s opponents Liverpool and three behind fourth-placed Crystal Palace.

Match Prediction: Liverpool 2-2 Brighton & Hove Albion
An early breakthrough will not guarantee victory on Saturday, given that the team scoring first has failed to win any of the last four Premier League meetings between Liverpool and Brighton.
Considering that the Anfield aura has faded in recent weeks, with Liverpool failing to win any of their last three home games and conceding seven goals (D1 L2), we can see the Seagulls claiming at least a share of the spoils from what could turn out to be an entertaining, end-to-end contest.