Brighton vs Everton Prediction & Betting Tips (24 February)

Particularly prominent during the previous financial year, Brighton today occupies 7th place in the Premier League with 6 points behind 6th. The club still hopes to secure a European folding seat, especially as depending on the identity of the winners of the National Cups, new places could be unlocked in the championship. The Seagulls have been dropping points for a few weeks. Indeed, they have only won 3 of their last 10 league matches, for 4 draws and 3 defeats. After falling undeservingly to Tottenham 2-1, Brighton easily won at bottom side Sheffield United last weekend 0-5. Still present in the FA Cup, Roberto De Zerbi's men are qualified for the round of 16 where they will face Roma.

Due to a 10-point withdrawal inflicted by the Federation, Everton finds itself under threat of a descent this season. Indeed, the Liverpool-based club is currently 17th in the Premier League and has the same number of points as the first relegated team. Slowly these days, the Toffees have not had any success in the last 8 days, 4 draws and 4 defeats. Last Monday, they were held to a draw at home by Crystal Palace 1-1. Eliminated from the two National Cups, Everton is focused on its maintenance operation.

Brighton is still weakened by the injury of influential Brazilian striker Joao Pedro (8 goals and 2 assists in the PL). Furthermore, the long-term absentee Enciso, the veteran Milner, the very promising Hinshelwood (18 years old, 3 goals in PL) and the starting winger March have also not recovered from their physical problems. Japanese international Mitoma, for his part, is uncertain. Returning a short time ago after winning the CAN with Ivory Coast, winger Adingra (6 goals in PL) scored a double last weekend.

He should start again while the versatile Gross (4 goals and 9 assists in PL) and the very promising Buonanotte (2 goals in the last 3 days) are also available. Midfielder Dahoud joined Stuttgart this winter. Conversely, the promising left side of Boca Juniors Valentin Barco (19 years old) but has not yet been able to play after taking part in the AmSud qualifications for the Olympic Games.