Brighton against Everton: Review, Predictions and Compositions

Brighton & Hove Albion and Everton will strive to reduce the good mood of the other when they meet in the Premier League this weekend.

There have been a few reasons to cheer to Toffeses fans lately (in the last decade) but last weekend provided an extraordinary performance against Tottenham 3-2 on Goodison Park. The hosts led 3-0 at halftime during the second game of David Moyes as a manager, but they were forced to keep in the end because the Spurs was lately collected.

Such performances will be convinced of the constant pessimistic base of the fans that this team will not be in the midst of the fight for relegation under Moyes. Everton They are still 16th on the table, but now there are four points in front of the relegation zone because they have played a match less than their rivals.

However, Saturday visitors are dealing with work if they want to build on the victory last weekend. Brighton They won three victories in the jump and did not lose in seven games in all competitions. Fabian Hurzeler has impressively solved the crisis with injuries in Amex, and the Seagulls can now look toward pushing towards European places.

Last Sunday 3-1 victory at Old Trafford It means that they are well combined even if their position in the league (ninth) has not changed.

Here 90 minutes A guide for Saturday Premier League conflict.

Skor between Brighton and Everton (the last five games)

Current form (all competitions)

Brighton’s injuries are starting to loosen up, and Hurzeler will soon be able to welcome Evan Ferguson, Brajana Breast, Mats Wieffer and Jack Hinselwood to his team for the day of the match after the quartets return to training on Saturday’s game.

However, Ferguson is unlikely to appear, since his future is still in the air as we approach January transfer deadline. Joao Pedro should work in a tandem with Danny Welbeck on top.

However, the hosts have several problems in defense because Lewis Dunk should miss the visit of Everton, and Igor is excluded for this season. Ferdi Kadioglu and James Milner also remain aside.

Predicted Brighton Setting against Everton (4-2-3-1): Verbruuggen; Veltman, Webster, Van Hecke, Estupinan; Baleba, Ayari; Minteh, Pedro, mythomas; Welbeck.

There were not many changes on the front of injuries for Everton from their 3-2 victories over the Spurs, and Moyes could appoint unchanged in the initial 11 on the southern coast.

Jake O’Brien and Jesper Lindstr, two summer newcomers, impressed the right flank last weekend and could keep their places.

Toffaesi hope that James Garner and Dwight McNeil will return to action before the end of the month, while Seamus Coleman is dealing only with a smaller muscle problem. Tim Iroegbunam, Armando Number and Youssef Chermites are still out of the machine.

Everton Setting against Brighton (4-2-3-1): Pickford; O’Brien, Tarkowski, Brathwaite, Mykolenko; Gueye, Mangala; Lindstrom, Doucoure, Ndiaye; Calvert-Lewin.

Everton had success against Brighton in the recent past, although they were beaten in the reverse match in August. At least they start on Saturday’s game with some rare positive momentum, and the defense absence of hosts should further encourage guests.

The Toffaes played tough and fervently against vulnerable Tottenham last weekend and should not expect to run Brighton as the Lilywhites. Hurzeler’s side is hard to win, and their recent winning streak will ensure that they go without anxiety on Saturday’s game.

Kaoro Mitoma has shone against Toffeses in his latest matches, and the Japanese internationary could re -inspire Brighton this weekend.

Prognosis: Brighton 2-0 Everton

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