Premier League: Brighton vs Liverpool 21/03/2026

Brighton are highly efficient at the Amex, while Liverpool regularly concede on the road, which—combined with their head-to-head trends—strongly points toward a BTTS scenario. With the attacking quality on both sides and defensive inconsistencies, goals at both ends look like the most realistic outcome.

Betting on Goals

When Brighton and Liverpool meet at the Amex, the BTTS (both teams to score) option stands out as the most statistically logical choice. Brighton, under Hürzeler this season, have shown a well-balanced approach, but at home they are a real attacking force—scoring 22 goals in 15 matches in front of their fans (56% of their total goals), with experienced players like Welbeck (10 goals) and Mitoma providing constant pressure on opposing defenses.

On the other side, Liverpool under Slot are an attacking machine, but their defensive record away from Anfield has been far from convincing. They have conceded 23 goals in 15 away matches, averaging over 1.5 per game, which often leads to open, high-tempo encounters.

Although Liverpool won the last two head-to-head meetings without conceding, the Amex trend shows Brighton scoring in 9 of the last 10 home games against the Reds. Considering both teams average over 1.45 goals scored per match, and both defenses have conceded 40+ goals so far this season, it is difficult to expect either side to keep a clean sheet over 90 minutes.