Brighton vs Everton: Preview, predictions and variants

Brighton & Hove Albion and Everton will aim to reduce each other’s high spirits when they meet in the Premier League this weekend.

There were little for Tofffees supporters to make late (last decade) but gave a separate performance last weekend Under Tottenham 3-2 in Goodison Park. The hosts shouted in a 3-0 lead during David Moyes’ second game as director, but were eventually forced to hold on, as Spurs was slowly rallied.

Such performances will reassure an ever -pessimistic fanbase that this team will not be in the middle of a dogfight undermine under moyes. Obeline Stay 16th on the table, but now there are four points away from the fall zone that played a game less than their opponents.

However, Saturday visitors have cut their work if they have to build last weekend’s victory. Brighton They have won three in bounce and have not lost in seven matches in all matches. Fabian Hurzeler has dramatically managed a crisis of injuries to AMEX and seagulls can now look in the direction of pushing for European spaces.

Last Sunday’s 3-1 win in Old Trafford It means that it is well in the mixture, even if the position of the championship (ninth) did not change.

Here 90 minutes Guide for Saturday Premier League conflict.

Brighton vs. Everton Head-To-Head Record (last five games)

Current form (all contests)

Brighton’s injuries are starting to relax and Hurzeler will soon be able to welcome Evan Ferguson, Brajan Gruda, Mats Wiefeffer and Jack Hinselwood to the match team after returning the quartet in front of Saturday’s game.

Ferguson is unlikely to present, however, with his future still in the air as we are in January transport deadline. Joao Pedro should work alongside Danny Welbeck to the top.

However, the hosts have some defense concerns with Lewis Dunk losing Everton’s visit, and Igor excluded for the season. Ferdi Kadioglu and James Milner also remain outstretched.

Brighton predicted the composition against Everton (4-2-3-1): Verbrents. Veltman, Webster, Van Hecke, The Estopinan. Baleba, Ayari. Mithion, Pedro, Mito. Welbeck.

There was no major change in the injury front for Everton from their 3-2 win over Spurs, and Moyes could call an unchanging XI start on the south coast.

Jake O’Brien and Jesper Lindstrom, two summer arrivals, impressed the right side last weekend and could maintain their respective parts.

Tfeffees are hopeful James Garner and Dwight McNeil will return to action before the end of the month, while Seamus Coleman only deals with a small muscle issue. Tim Iroeggbunam, Armando Broja and Youssef Chermiti are still sidelined.

Everton predicted the VS Brighton series (4-2-3-1): Pickford; O’Brien, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko. Gueye, mangala. Lindstrom, Doucoure, ndiaye. Calvert-Lewin.

Everton had success against Brighton in the recent past, though they were abused in the reverse component in August. At least they are heading to Saturday’s game with some rare positive momentum and the defensive absences of the hosts should be further to visitors.

Tofffees played with the Swagger and Verve last weekend against a vulnerable Tottenham and should not wait to see through Brighton, as they did pounds. The Hurzeler side is difficult to win and their recent victory will ensure that they are headed on Saturday’s game that is far from concern.

Kaoru Mitoma has shone against Tofffees in recent meetings and the Japanese international could inspire Brighton again this weekend.

Forecast: Brighton 2-0 Everton

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