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Liverpool vs Brighton Prediction Premier League 13.12.2025

Q: Who will win between Liverpool and Brighton?

This match looks too close to call. Liverpool have home advantage at Anfield, but Brighton’s recent performances suggest they can compete and score.

Alexandru Florin 12 December 2025

Liverpool vs Brighton Prediction Premier League

Liverpool vs Brighton Prediction and Betting Tips for the Premier League clash scheduled on Saturday, December 13, 2025, at 15:00 GMT. The match will be broadcast live on Peacock and NBC from Anfield, where Liverpool have historically enjoyed this fixture. With both teams level on points and searching for consistency, the numbers point toward an open contest. In this article, you will find Stats English Premier League insights from XpertStats analysts.

Liverpool and Brighton sit level on points heading into the weekend
Both teams average over 2.7 total goals per match this season
Recent meetings between these sides have delivered late drama
Key selection doubts could shape the rhythm of the game

Liverpool arrive with momentum that feels fragile but real. A four-match unbeaten run in all competitions suggests progress, yet the mood around the club remains uneasy. Arne Slot’s side average 1.57 goals scored per match while conceding 1.29, which explains why their games rarely feel comfortable. Over 86 percent of Liverpool matches clear the 1.5 goals line, and more than half go beyond 2.5 goals. Defensive lapses continue to haunt them, and Anfield has not always been the fortress it once was. Can they finally tighten things up when it matters?

Both Teams to Score @1.56
Both Teams to Score stands out as a logical angle when you break down the numbers and the context. Liverpool average 1.57 goals scored per match, but they also concede 1.29, which explains why 57 percent of their games see goals at both ends. Brighton mirror that pattern almost exactly, scoring 1.29 and conceding 1.43 per match, with the same 57 percent BTTS rate. These are not coincidental overlaps. Both teams regularly push numbers forward, especially in matches where the table feels tight. Liverpool’s defensive structure has looked vulnerable under pressure, while Brighton rarely sit back, even away from home. Add in recent head-to-head meetings that produced late goals and swings in momentum, and it is easy to picture each side finding the net. With both teams averaging well above 2.7 total goals per game, this feels like a scenario built for shared scoring.