Brighton have never lost in six Premier League meetings with Leeds (W3 D3), both the most they’ve faced a side without losing and the most the Whites have faced a side without winning in the competition.

Leeds are winless in their last nine away league games against Brighton (D3 L6), since a 3-0 victory in November 2009 in League One under Simon Grayson.

Brighton have kept a clean sheet in their last seven home league games against Leeds, their longest run without conceding against an opponent in their history. Meanwhile, Leeds have never gone eight away league games without a goal against another side (also 7 against Liverpool between March 1980 and August 1993).

Brighton’s Amex Stadium is the ground at which Leeds have played most often in their history in all competitions without winning (9 games). In their last seven goalless games there, 30 different Leeds players have attempted a shot without success, three of whom have appeared for the Whites this season – Jack Harrison (4 shots), Pascal Struijk (2) and Dan James (2).

Leeds are looking to record consecutive Premier League victories for the first time since November 2022. They’ve followed up their last six Premier League wins with a draw and five defeats since they last won consecutive games.

Brighton and Hove Albion have kept just one clean sheet in their last 21 Premier League matches and have only kept a clean sheet in 17% of their games under manager Fabian Hürzeler (8/47), the lowest ratio of any of the four managers to take charge of the Seagulls in the Premier League.

Leeds had 26 more shots than their opponents in the Premier League during October (48 for, 22 faced), the third-best positive differential behind Arsenal and Man City (both 27). Despite this, the Whites conceded more goals (5) than they netted (3), with their opponents enjoying a 23% shot conversion rate, while Leeds converted just 6% of their attempts.

Substitutes have scored 16 Premier League goals for Brighton and Hove Albion in 2025 – only Brighton themselves in 2023 (20) have ever seen more goals scored via subs in a calendar year (excl. own goals).

Sean Longstaff has two assists in the Premier League this season for Leeds, only ever registering more in one campaign (4 in 2022-23 for Newcastle). Longstaff has created 2.5 chances per 90 minutes in 2025-26 comfortably his best in a season in the Premier League.

James Milner – who made his Premier League debut in November 2002 for Leeds – assisted Charalampos Kostoulas against Man Utd for Brighton. This was both the biggest gap in age between a player assisting a team-mate (21 years and 146 days) and the first time in Premier League history a player had assisted another having made their debut before the scorer was born (Kostoulas b. May 2007).