Brentford vs Brighton - Preview, Prediction and Betting Tips, 03/04/2024

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Brentford who are looking for a first win in seven games, host Brighton in round 31 of the English Premier League 2023/24 season. Date: 03/04/2024 Time: 18:30 UTC Venue: Brentford Community Stadium in Brentford.

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Bookmaker Ratings made these predictions below for the Brentford vs Brighton Premier League clash. For more predictions on the Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga, and other European football leagues, visit our Football Predictions & Betting Tips page.

Predictions for Brentford vs Brighton

For the game Brentford vs Brighton, we predict Brentford to win by 2-1 and this is why. Brentford salvaged a point in the 99th minute against Manchester United after conceding in the 96th in a match they dominated. It gives Thomas Frank’s men a confidence boost as we back them for the win.

Prediction: Brentford to Win – 2.57

We predict Brentford to score under three goals and this is why. Since the start of the season, Brentford scored an average of 1.40 goals per game with a 93% scoring rate at home. Brighton conceded at least a goal in 86% of their away games.

Prediction: Brentford to Score Under 3 Goal – 1.33

Match Preview for Brentford vs Brighton

Brentford are in their third successive season in the top flight, but a seven-game winless run (D2, L5) means they have been slipping down the table, and they head into this round with only a five-point cushion down to the bottom three. The most recent of those matches was a draw against Manchester United.

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They may fancy their chances of ending that run against a Brighton side who have lost six of their last seven away fixtures across all competitions (W1), conceding 16 goals in the process. That includes a 2-1 defeat to Liverpool at the weekend when the Seagulls failed to close the gap between themselves and the European places in a weekend where most of their rivals dropped points.