Having won each of their first six Premier League games against Brighton, Liverpool have now won just one of their last seven against them (D4 L2).

Brighton are unbeaten in their last three away league games against Liverpool (W1 D2), having only avoided defeat in two of their previous 11 visits to Anfield (W1 D1 L9).

Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 26 Premier League home games (W20 D6) since a 2-1 loss to Leeds in October 2022. The Reds have both scored and conceded in their last six at Anfield, last having a longer such run between August and December 2019 (8).

Brighton beat Nottingham Forest 1-0 in their last Premier League game but haven’t managed to string together consecutive victories in the competition since a run of three in September.

Since the start of last season, 11 of Brighton’s 12 Premier League away wins have been against sides in the bottom half of the table, with the exception being a 3-0 win at second placed Arsenal last May. Indeed, under Roberto De Zerbi they’ve taken just five points from 33 available away from home against sides in the top 10 (W1 D2 L8).

37% of the shots Liverpool have faced in the Premier League this season have been from outside the box (114/310), with only three clubs facing a higher share from distance this term. Despite this, the Reds have conceded fewer outside the box goals than any other side (1).

12 of Brighton’s Premier League goals this season have been scored by substitutes, more than any other side. Meanwhile, Liverpool’s 11 sub goals this term have been worth a league-high 10 points to the Reds.

Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah is averaging a goal or assist every 76 minutes in the Premier League this season, the best rate of anyone to play at least 180 minutes in the competition this term. The Egyptian needs one more assist to become the first player in Premier League history to reach double figures for both goals and assists in three consecutive campaigns.

Alexis Mac Allister – who played 112 times for Brighton between 2020 and 2023 – has scored in each of his last three appearances for Liverpool in all competitions (3 goals in total). He’d scored just twice in his first 31 appearances for the Reds this term.

Coming into this round of games, no player has provided more assists in the Premier League this season than Brighton’s Pascal Groß (10). The German also ranks second for chances created (76), and is one of two players along with Andreas Pereira to create 30+ chances from both open play (46) and set plays (30) this term.