Tottenham vs Brighton Prediction, Odds & Betting Tips

Tottenham's hopes of finishing their season strongly face a stern test as they welcome high-flying Brighton to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Sunday.

The Seagulls arrive in London buoyed by an impressive 3-2 victory over newly-crowned champions Liverpool, while Spurs must quickly recover from their Europa League exertions against Manchester United.

With Brighton's attack firing on all cylinders and Tottenham's defense having conceded in five of their last six matches, all signs point toward another high-scoring affair between these evenly matched sides.

Tottenham vs. Brighton prediction: who will win?

For today's Tottenham vs Brighton matchup, our predictive model gives the Seagulls a 80% chance of defeating the Spurs.

Brighton: 80% win probability

Exceptional recent form (WWDWL) with 3 wins in their last 5 matches (Supporting statistic)
Strong offensive output with 62 goals scored this season, ranking 8th in the league (Supporting statistic)
Superior league position at 8th place with 58 points compared to Tottenham's 17th position (Supporting statistic)

Tottenham: 20% win probability

Poor recent form (LLDLL) with 3 losses in their last 5 matches (Supporting statistic)
Defensive vulnerability having conceded 61 goals this season (Supporting statistic)
Relegation zone position (17th) with only 38 points from 37 matches (Supporting statistic)

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Tottenham vs. Brighton odds

Here are the current odds for the Premier League clash between Tottenham (home) and Brighton set for Sunday, May 25.

	Tottenham	Brighton	Draw
Match Result	333/100 (via Betway UK)	31/50 (via Betway UK)	15/4 ( via Betway UK)

Tottenham vs. Brighton preview

Tottenham will be desperate to bounce back from consecutive league losses when they welcome a high-flying Brighton side to North London on Sunday evening.

Spurs managed a morale-boosting 1-0 Europa League victory against Manchester United midweek, but fatigue could be a factor as Ange Postecoglou looks likely to rotate his squad.

The Seagulls arrive in confident mood after an impressive 3-2 triumph over newly-crowned champions Liverpool, continuing their free-scoring form that has seen them net 13 times in their last six matches.

Recent history between these sides promises goals, with their October clash ending in a thrilling 3-2 Brighton victory where Minteh, Rutter and Welbeck all found the net for the visitors.

Tottenham's defensive frailties—having conceded in five of their last six outings—could be exploited by Brighton's attacking prowess, though the hosts will take confidence from winning their last meeting in London.

With both teams committed to attack-minded football and Brighton likely to dominate possession, fans should expect another entertaining, high-scoring affair to close out the season.

Tottenham vs. Brighton betting tips

Brighton to Win (19/20)

Brighton @ Tottenham

Tottenham's recent form has been dismal with five losses in their last six Premier League games, making them vulnerable to an in-form Brighton side.

The Seagulls have been impressive lately, winning three of their last four matches and showing the kind of consistency that Spurs have lacked.

Tottenham's preparation may have been compromised by their midweek Europa League commitments, potentially leaving them fatigued for this fixture.

Brighton have their sights set on European qualification, giving them extra motivation to secure all three points at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Since April, Spurs have collected fewer points than both Leicester and Ipswich, highlighting just how poor their league form has been during the run-in.

Brighton to Win to Nil (12/5)

Brighton @ Tottenham

Brighton have demonstrated defensive solidity in away fixtures, winning to nil in four of their seven visits to bottom-eight sides this season.

Tottenham's home defensive record is concerning, conceding an average of 1.7 goals per game in their own stadium.

The hosts have suffered identical 2-0 defeats in each of their last two league matches, suggesting a pattern of both defensive fragility and attacking impotence.

Brighton's organized defensive setup under their manager has proven effective against teams struggling for form.

With Spurs potentially distracted by their European exploits, Brighton have an excellent opportunity to secure another clean sheet victory.

Brighton to Win 2-0 (11/1)

Brighton @ Tottenham

The specific scoreline of 2-0 to Brighton represents excellent value considering Tottenham have lost by this exact score in their last two league matches.

Brighton have shown impressive attacking output on the road, scoring at least twice in six of their seven matches against bottom-eight opposition.

Spurs' defensive frailties at home, conceding 1.7 goals per game, make them particularly vulnerable to a well-organized Brighton attack.

The visitors' recent winning form coupled with Tottenham's poor run suggests they can control this match from start to finish.

With European ambitions driving them forward, Brighton have both the motivation and tactical discipline to secure a comfortable 2-0 victory.

Key stats

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Brighton sits 8th in the table with 58 points from 37 matches, while Tottenham struggles in 17th with just 38 points
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Brighton's recent form (WWDWL) shows stronger momentum than Tottenham's troubling LLDLL run
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Tottenham has the worst defensive record among non-relegated teams, conceding 61 goals in 37 matches
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Both teams have contrasting scoring profiles - Brighton averages 1.67 goals per game while Tottenham scores at a higher 1.7 goals per game despite their lower position