Liverpool extended their unbeaten run in all competitions to four games courtesy of a midweek victory over Inter Milan in the Champions League. Arne Slot appears to be getting a tune out of his players again, but the draws in their last two league games against newly promoted Sunderland and Leeds were disappointing. Both teams have scored in three of Liverpool's last five matches, and the Reds have only managed to win two of their last seven matches at Anfield.
Liverpool have only lost one of their last five meetings with Brighton across all competitions, and have only been beaten at home by the Seagulls once during the Premier League era. Both teams have scored, and over 2.5 goals have been produced in each of the last six encounters between these two teams, so you can see why we're expecting goals on Saturday.
Brighton head to the North West having only lost one of their last six in the league. The Seagulls are unbeaten in their last two away trips, and both teams have scored in three of the visitors' last four fixtures. Brighton have managed to score at least two goals in four of their last six matches, and have played out five draws in their 15 league games already this season.
Liverpool 2-2 Brighton
