Brighton vs Arsenal
20 June 1500hrs
Football – England – Premier League
Pick Brighton AH+0.5
Bookmaker Betfred
Odds: 1.67 odds taken 0354 GMT, Friday 19 June

Saturday brings us further action from the English Premier League and features the clash between Brighton and Arsenal as the betting tips continue at the AMEX Stadium.

Table of Contents

1 Brighton Preview – Can Brighton avoid defeat?
2 Arsenal Preview – Can Arsenal bounce back on the south coast?
3 Brighton vs Arsenal
4 The best betting odds for Brighton vs Arsenal

Brighton Preview – Can Brighton avoid defeat?

Having watched Arsenal’s recent capitulation against Manchester City, Saturday’s hosts, Arsenal may well fancy their chances of getting something out of this upcoming clash against The Gunners as The Seagulls look to open their account in the resumption of their campaign here.

Although Brighton entered the lockdown phase without a win from their previous nine matches, the hosts had proved to be stubborn opponents as the south coast club drew four of their last five matches in the Premier League.

Indeed, the draw has featured prominently in Brighton’s home matches throughout this campaign to date with a home record of 4-6-4 17/15 with the hosts losing just one of their last five matches, with picking up points in draws with Chelsea, Aston Villa and Watford along with a 2-0 win against Bournemouth.

Our betting suggestion:

Both teams to score

1.67

Bet at Betfair

(odds taken 0354 GMT, Friday 19 June

Arsenal Preview – Can Arsenal bounce back on the south coast?

Arsenal’s impressive three-match winning streak in the Premier League was brought to an abrupt halt the other night when The Gunners crashed to a 3-0 defeat at The Emirates after holding out until the stroke of half-time.

The introduction of Brazilian defender, David Luis, was the turning point for Arsenal as the former Chelsea defender almost single-handedly gifted the three points to Manchester City after failing to clear a seemingly innocuous ball into the box and then giving away a penalty – both of which were gleefully accepted by City.

Although Arsenal have made slow and steady progress overall under manager, Mikel Arteta, the visitors have failed to win any of their last six matches on their travels and indeed, have managed to pick up just one win from their previous 13 matches on the road, which gives Brighton a chance in this clash.