Brighton are waking up after a losing streak, but Arsenal have a much longer unbeaten run (six in the Premier League and nine overall).
Brighton & Hove Albion
Only after their second consecutive win did Brighton begin to climb, jumping from 14th to 11th place. A win against Arsenal could push them up to eighth. Brighton fans should be encouraged by just two defeats at the Amex this season. However, it's important to remember that the hardest part is yet to come: after Arsenal, there are Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United. All will be fighting for Champions League places to the end. It might even be tough against Wolverhampton, if they manage to wake up in time.
Arsenal
Arsenal, however, can't relax. A consistent top spot could provide some peace of mind. They're five points behind Manchester City, but it's important to remember that Mikel Arteta's side already played their matchday 31 match, drawing 2-2 with Wolves, so poorly that they would have been better off playing according to the original schedule. In their last four away Premier League games, the Gunners' games have followed two scenarios: either they crushed their opponents (Leeds, Tottenham) or they lost (Brentford, Wolves).
Pronóstico Brighton & Hove Albion vs Arsenal
So what should they choose against Brighton? Coincidentally, these same two options have been featured in the same number of recent matches at the Amex: either the Londoners win with a lead (4-2, 3-0) or draw (0-0, 1-1). Despite their poor run, the Seagulls have four draws in their last 10 matches and no major defeats. So, I'd prefer a draw.
