Brighton vs Leicester

Anthony Dabbundo gives his detailed thoughts, plus his top pick, for Sunday's Premier League match between Brighton and Leicester City.

Two new problems have sprouted for the Foxes in the striker and goalkeeping positions. Brighton excelled at home against bottom-half sides and completely dominated the midfield last season. The Foxes have three main issues plaguing them for the first five matches. This was a major vulnerability for the Foxes last season. The results finally came last season and the Seagulls have improved even further in this new season. Brighton was top half of the league in box entries and progressive passes last season.

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The defeat came soon after, on Tuesday (30), to Fulham, by 2 to 1, with Mitrovic and Dunk, against, scoring and increasing the lead, while Mac Allister scored. Leicester on the other hand is at the bottom, with only one point gained, being three below Nottingham Forest, West Ham, Aston Villa and Everton. Follow along with us all the details, commentaries, analysis and lineups for this Brighton vs Leicester match.

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Brighton have also managed to ease past Forest Green Rovers in the EFL Cup as well this season with a 3-0 victory. In fact, this game could spell the end for Brendan Rodgers if he does not manage to pull out a win. This puts them just three behind Manchester City in the table and two ahead of Liverpool as well.

Brighton v Leicester is Sunday's 2pm televised Premier League game. Dave Tindall looks at the form, stats, odds and more to find a winning bet.

Pascal Gross has been involved in four of Brighton's six Premier League goals so far this season (67%), with three goals and one assist. Very slight preference is for the latter given that Leicester have both scored and conceded in 25 of their last 28 Premier League away games. Brighton at home are an Unders team but Leicester away are an Overs outfit. That's a tough one to predict. Defeats in both matches have contributed to their run of four straight Premier League losses. The outright odds suggest a repeat.

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They are leaking more and far less reliable at the back, but are Brighton canny enough in the final third to break through? Free Bets are paid as bet credits and are available for use upon settlement of bets to value of qualifying deposit. Minimum odds, bet and payment method exclusions apply. With Premier League clubs breaking banks to bring in new players, the Foxes have been left behind. Albion's great strength has been their defence, which is remarkable when you consider Yves Bissouma and Marc Cucurella have been sold soon after Dan Burn's winter exit to Newcastle. Two of Brighton's have come from the spot.

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Keeping in line with Financial Fair Play regulations is apparently the main factor behind Leicester City's conservative approach to summer spending. Brighton hit back as Trossard is found on the left. You think he's got enough credit in the bank to avoid that and it's not his fault they've not been able to spend this summer, but, to coin an old phrase, football is a funny old game. He'll fit into the group and add competition in midfield. Brendon Rodgers' men are bottom of the table, without a win and it's all doom and gloom. It wasn’t his, but there was still time for further humiliation in the seventh minute of added time when Mac Allister curled a delicious free kick into Ward’s top right-hand corner. The second period seemed to have started with as bigger bang as the first when Alexis Mac Allister spectacularly fired past Ward from the edge of the area after Gross’s free kick was half-cleared. Thomas’s early yellow card was a blessing to his tormenter March and to illustrate just how fragile Leicester’s morale was, when Wilfred Ndidi’s wretched backpass was met by an equally wretched Ward touch Welbeck robbed nervy goalkeeper and clipped the ball onto the roof of the net. Enock Mwepu, hurtled forward and played a the perfect pass into the path of the onrushing and unchaperoned Moises Caicedo, who neatly slotted his first of the season beyond Danny Ward. Tielemans launched a long ball forwards, Lewis Dunk completely misread it and Daka ran on to carefully guide his season’s first past Robert Sanchez. It took them just 14 to take the lead. Brighton had 89 minutes to rescue the game.