Brighton vs Brentford Prediction and Betting Tips for the English Premier League, scheduled for Saturday, November 22, 2025, at 15:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on DAZN Espana and NBC (USA) from the Amex Stadium in Brighton. The Seagulls sit just above Brentford in the table, both locked on 16 points, and a win here could be pivotal. In this article, you’ll discover insights from Stats English Premier League that might just tilt your next bet.

• Brighton remain unbeaten in their last nine Premier League home games.
• Brentford have scored at least two goals in four of their last five matches.
• Both teams average three goals per match this season.
• Brighton have kept two consecutive clean sheets before this clash.

Brighton’s season under young coach Fabian Hurzeler has been a rollercoaster, flashes of dominance mixed with frustrating draws. Still, back-to-back clean sheets before the break gave them some breathing room. Their home record tells a confident story: unbeaten in nine, five of those wins. At the Amex, they’ve been solid: 11 wins in 24 league games since last season. That’s not luck; it’s a reflection of tactical maturity and a fearless approach, especially when the crowd gets behind them. Can Hurzeler’s calm, data-driven mindset keep Brighton’s top-half push alive? Hard to bet against it.

Looking closer, the Seagulls boast an average of 2 goals scored per match and concede just one, a strong balance. They’ve hit Over 2.5 Goals in 80% of games, and Both Teams to Score lands 80% of the time. Corners? Plenty: 9.4 per match on average, showing how aggressively they press. Even so, Brighton remain disciplined: just 1.2 cards received per game. That mix of control and efficiency could prove crucial against Brentford’s physical play.

Brentford, meanwhile, have quietly rediscovered their bite. Under Keith Andrews, the Bees have taken flight again, winning three of their last four. Igor Thiago’s red-hot form, eight goals already, has been their engine. That said, away from home, they’ve looked vulnerable. Four losses in five road trips tell the tale. They average one goal scored and two conceded per game, and though they’re dangerous late on (seven goals after the 75th minute this season), defensive gaps often undo their hard work. Andrews’ men know this trip won’t be easy, especially against a Brighton side that thrives on possession football.

Statistically, Brentford’s matches are lively affairs” three goals on average, with Over 2.5 Goals hitting 60% of the time. Corners come in bunches too, at 11.2 per game, reflecting their wing-heavy tactics. But discipline remains a strong suit: no game this season has gone Over 5.5 cards. It’s a fair, high-energy team that presses hard but smart. That’s why this matchup feels unpredictable: Brighton’s composure versus Brentford’s direct punch. Still, when you line up the stats side by side, the Seagulls’ consistency at home gives them a slight edge in this Stats English Premier League showdown.