Brighton:
The “blue” box visited West Ham last Sunday and drew 2-2. He has added 3 draws in a row, leaving behind a losing streak in a row in the competition.
These days he has 13 points in the general table, the product of 2 victories, 7 equalities and 6 falls in total. At the moment he is located in the lower part of the Premier, his objective being to be able to get away as soon as possible from the dreaded direct descent.
In terms of goals, he has converted 18 in favor and has given 24 against, standing out for being an intense squad in attack but not very reliable in defensive matters despite being fierce by nature.
Logic is for Brighton to take precautions from the early stage as it will face an emotionally motivated opponent. In attack he will surely appeal to stopped balls to score.
Arsenal:
The “Gunner” side hosted Chelsea last Saturday and won 3-1. Thanks to this victory, they snapped a 7-match winless streak in the Premier League (2 draws and 5 falls in total).
He currently has 17 points in the general table, placing himself in the second half of the competition. At the moment it remains an intense and combative team despite its clear limitations between the lines.
When it comes to goals, they have converted 15 in favor and have yielded 19 against, standing out for being a little explosive squad in attack and very irregular in defensive matters.
Most likely, Arsenal will take risks at times, as they have the necessary players to elaborate and propose. Of course, this will be done by trying not to look bad when it comes to shaping collective transitions.
