Brighton vs Tottenham Prediction: Spurs to prove too tough for out-of-form Albion

Tottenham Hotspur make the trip to the south coast for a clash with Brighton at the Amex Stadium on Thursday (19.30) as they seek a fourth successive victory.

The visitors made it a hat-trick of Premier League wins when narrowly defeating Everton in their previous match, while the home side were held to a 1-1 draw with rivals Crystal Palace.

Match Odds

Both teams are 6/4 to win the game, while the draw is 11/4. It is 2/5 for both teams to score and 11/8 for Spurs skipper Son Heung-min to score anytime for the visitors.

Team News

Brighton’s injury list continues to grow as manager Roberto De Zerbi confirmed that Kaoru Mitoma (ankle) and Simon Adingra (hamstring) will both be out for at least a month.

However, some positive news for the home side is that Pervis Estupinan is fit after nearly three months out, but Joel Veltman, Tariq Lamptey, Adam Webster, Solly March, Julio Enciso and Ansu Fati all remain sidelined.

For the visitors, defender Destiny Udogie returns from a ban, but former Brighton player Yves Bissouma begins a four-match suspension after his red card against Everton.

Christian Romero will miss the trip to the Amex and the next month due to a hamstring injury. James Maddison, Ivan Perisic, Ryan Sessegnon, Manor Solomon, Rodrigo Bentancur, Ashley Phillips and Micky van de Ven are long-term absentees.

Tottenham to win & both teams to score @ 11/4

Following a run of five games without a win, which included four defeats, Ange Postecoglou’s side have regained some of their early-season form and have won their last three games.

Only one of their four league defeats have come on the road and they have the second-best away record in the league, with 18 points from a possible 27.

Thirteen of Brighton's last 15 Premier League home games have ended with both sides scoring and Spurs can take advantage and continue their winning run.

Richarlison to score anytime @ 7/4

After a difficult start to his Spurs career, Richarlison has found some consistency and has netted four goals in his last three games, including the winner against his former club Everton on Saturday.

The forward has been a key figure in the visitors recent winning run and he has now scored five times in 15 Premier League appearances this season.

Having easily surpassed last season’s tally of one goal, the Brazil international can continue his leading role in the Spurs attack and fire them to another win.