Premier League LIVE: Brighton vs Crystal Palace – results, radio commentary and text updates

Brighton have won their last two Premier League home games against Crystal Palace, last winning more consecutive home league games against the Eagles between 1979 and 1988 (7).

Crystal Palace are winless in their last six league games against Brighton (D4 L2), their longest run without a win against the Seagulls since a run of 10 between 1979 and 1986.

Since the start of last season, only Brentford (38) have both scored and conceded in more Premier League games than Brighton and Hove Albion (37), with the Seagulls doing so in 10 of their last 11 games, including each of their last seven games. .

Crystal Palace are unbeaten in their last three Premier League away games (W1 D2), last enjoying a longer unbeaten run between January and March 2022 (five). Palace are also looking for back-to-back away wins for the first time since April 2023.

Having lost four of their last five Premier League home games last season, Brighton are one of three teams still unbeaten at home this season (W3 D4), along with Arsenal and Brentford.

Two of Brighton’s last three Premier League goals have been scored from outside the box, as many as they had done so across their previous 54 goals combined. The Seagulls have never previously scored from outside the box in three consecutive Premier League games.

Six of Brighton and Hove Albion’s last seven Premier League wins have come against teams that started the day in the top half, having had 11 of their 12 wins prior to this against teams in the bottom half. Each of their last five matches against sides starting the day 17th or lower have ended in draws.

Under Oliver Glasner, Crystal Palace have scored first and then conceded 2+ goals in seven Premier League games, including four of the six games they have scored first this season. Since his first game in charge on February 24, only Chelsea have done it as often (also seven).

Brighton winger Kaoru Mitoma has reached the ball the furthest upfield of any non-defender in the Premier League this season (1,899 metres). He has made 79 progressive carries of 10 meters or more, the second most of any player in the league behind Southampton’s Kyle Walker-Peters (80).

Crystal Palace’s Daniel Muñoz has scored in two of his last three Premier League appearances (two goals) and he has not scored in any of his first 28 games in the competition. The Colombian is also one of only two players to have made more than 100 tackles in the Premier League since his debut on February 3 this year (108), along with Wolves’ João Gomes (119).