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Premier League 2025/26 Season Stats
“Brighton are solid at home this season, losing only once at the Amex in 10 games. They are a classic ‘mid-table’ side: difficult to beat on their own patch but struggling for consistency away. The standout betting angle is Lewis Dunk’s disciplinary record—8 yellow cards in 19 appearances is huge for a center-back. He is a prime candidate for ‘To Be Carded’ in tough fixtures.”
Tyler Morris, Senior Football AnalystBrighton Betting Guide: Home Comforts & Card Markets
Brighton sit 11th in the league, characterized by their solid home form. They average 1.8 goals per game at the Amex Stadium, compared to just 1.18 away. This makes them a reliable pick for “Home Win or Draw” (Double Chance) bets.
The ‘Welbeck’ Renaissance
Danny Welbeck is rolling back the years:
- Top Scorer: He leads the team with 8 goals, double the tally of the next highest scorer (Van Hecke with 4).
- Creative Hub: Yankuba Minteh is the main provider with 4 assists.
- Goals Galore: “Both Teams To Score” has landed in 67% of Brighton’s matches this season.
“Brighton face Manchester United in the FA Cup next (Jan 11), followed by a crucial league game against Bournemouth (Jan 19). The Bournemouth game is fascinating; Brighton have won their last 4 home games against the Cherries. Given Bournemouth’s leaky defense (40 goals conceded), backing a Brighton win looks like a solid play.”
— Steve Harrington, EFL & PL ExpertPlayer Props: The Value List
| Player | Market | Stat (2025/26) | Insight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Danny Welbeck | Anytime Scorer | 8 Goals | Focal point of attack. |
| Lewis Dunk | To Be Carded | 8 Cards | Most booked player in the squad. |
| Yankuba Minteh | To Assist | 4 Assists | Key creative outlet. |
| Jan Paul van Hecke | Score or Card | 4 Goals / 5 Cards | Threat from set-pieces & aggressive. |
Upcoming Fixtures Analysis
Brighton’s next league match is a South Coast clash against Bournemouth (Jan 19). Brighton have historically dominated this fixture at home. With Bournemouth conceding nearly 2 goals per game away from home, Brighton’s attack, led by Welbeck, should find success. The “Brighton to Win & Over 1.5 Goals” market offers good value.
