Opta’s Supercomputer is backing Chelsea to defeat Brighton, with the Blues emerging victorious in 41.1 per cent of their simulations. The Seagulls, though, are unbeaten in their last three top-flight home games against teams starting the day in the top four – and will be full of confidence having just knocked Chelsea out of the FA Cup.

Previewing Brighton vs Chelsea in the Premier League, including team news, predictions and how to watch on TV.

The quintessential 'new manager bounce' appears to have eluded West Ham since Potter took the reins, and with only one point on the board from their last nine on offer in the Premier League, the Hammers occupy a lowly 16th place in the top-flight table.

Next up is a home clash against Brentford, with the Bees currently sitting five places above West Ham in the top-flight standings, in eleventh, with nine wins and 31 points from their 24 outings so far in 2024/25 - their fourth consecutive season in the Premier League under Danish manager Thomas Frank.

Enzo Maresca will have to find alternatives at striker given the injuries to Nicolas Jackson and Marc Guiu if Chelsea are to continue in the Premier League's top four.

Brighton came out on top when these two sides met in the FA Cup last weekend, and Chelsea did not offer much in attack after taking an early lead. Enzo Maresca's side just seem to be going through a flat period at the moment.

Brighton and Chelsea will pair up on Valentine’s Day as the two clubs meet in the Premier League this evening. It’s a quick second date after their meeting in the fifth round of the FA Cup just