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Seagulls Aim to Extend Unbeaten Home Run
Brighton to Win (2-1)
Tournament: English Premier League 2025-26 | Venue: American Express Stadium, Falmer
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After a minor setback in the last round, Brighton will look to regain their footing when they host Leeds United at the Amex. The Seagulls have lost some momentum lately, while Leeds aim to build on their recent consistency. It may not be a headline fixture, but it promises to be one of the most tightly contested battles of matchweek 10.
Current Standings: Brighton sit 13th with 12 points in the league standings, while Leeds occupy 15th place with 11 points—making this a closer contest than one might think.
Head-to-Head Record: Brighton boast an unbeaten record in this fixture, going six games without defeat — a run that includes three wins and three draws.
Brighton’s five-game unbeaten streak (four in the league) came to an end with a 4-2 defeat to Manchester United at Old Trafford. Despite the scoreline, it was far from one-sided — after falling 3-0 behind, the Seagulls mounted a spirited fightback through Danny Welbeck and Charalampos Kostoulas, only for a stoppage-time goal to crush their hopes of snatching a point.
The defeat may have slowed Brighton’s momentum, but it doesn’t overshadow their impressive run — taking down City, Chelsea, and Newcastle, and holding Spurs to a draw. Still, Fabian Hurzeler will know his side can’t afford to switch off against teams from the league’s lower half, a habit that’s cost them points this season.
Stats that matter
1. Danny Welbeck has five goals from his last four Premier League appearances.
2. Substitutes have scored 16 league goals for Brighton in 2025.
3. Brighton have kept just one clean sheet in their last 21 Premier League matches.
Team News
Joel Veltman and Brajan Gruda’s availability remains up in the air after missing the United clash, and their inclusion will likely hinge on how things unfold in the midweek Carabao Cup tie against Arsenal.
Brighton Probable XI - Verbruggen (GK); Wieffer, Dunk, van Hecke, F. Kadioglu (Defenders); Ayari, Baleba, Milner (Midfielders); Welbeck, Minteh, Rutter (Forwards).
In a week where all three promoted sides tasted victory, Leeds United joined the party with a 2-1 win over West Ham, courtesy of goals from Brenden Aaronson and Joe Rodon. It marked their third league win and second at home, offering a timely boost after back-to-back defeats. However, consistency on the road remains their Achilles' heel, with their only away success coming against the bottom placed Wolves (3-1) earlier in the campaign.
Stats that matter
1. Leeds excel in winning the ball high up the pitch, leading the league with 16 shot-ending high turnovers—an unmatched 27.6% efficiency.
2. The Whites had made 26 more shots (48 for, 22 faced) than their opponents in October in the league, which is the third best positive differential after Manchester City and Arsenal.
3. Leeds haven't kept a clean sheet in their last six matches.
Team News
Daniel Farke faces a fresh setback as Gabriel Gudmundsson picked up an injury against West Ham. While the extent isn’t confirmed yet, his availability for the weekend clash remains doubtful.
Leeds United Probable XI - Perri (GK); J Bogle, Joe Rodon, Pascal Struijk, James Justin (Defenders); Anton Stach, E.Ampadu, Sean Longstaff (Midfielders); Okafor, Calvert-Lewin, Aaranson (Forwards).
Daniel Farke could script history on Saturday if Leeds manage to secure all three points at the Amex. On paper, it’s a tall order — the Whites have never beaten Brighton in the Premier League, and the Seagulls have proven their mettle even against the league’s elite.
Yet, Brighton’s tendency to slip up against lower-ranked sides could open a window of opportunity. Still, with their unbeaten home run intact, the odds favour the hosts. As for the odds, Brighton head into the clash as clear favourites at 1.88, while Leeds are priced at 4.50 to pull off an upset. A draw stands at 3.90.
Brighton to Win (2-1)
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