- 27D. Button
- 3G. Bong
- 5L. Dunk
- 4S. Duffy
- 22Martín Montoya
- 24D. Pröpper
- 6Dale Stephens
- 13P. Groß
- 20S. March
- 9J. Locadia
- 17G. Murray
- 7B. Kayal
- 11Anthony Knockaert
- 10F. Andone
- 23J. Steele
- 14L. Balogun
- 2Bruno Saltor
- 41M. Sanders
- 13Alisson
- 26A. Robertson
- 4V. van Dijk
- 66T. Alexander-Arnold
- 3Fabinho
- 14J. Henderson
- 5G. Wijnaldum
- 23X. Shaqiri
- 10S. Mané
- 9Roberto Firmino
- 11Mohamed Salah
- 8N. Keïta
- 7J. Milner
- 27D. Origi
- 22Simon Mignolet
- 32Joel Matip
- 18Alberto Moreno
- 64Rafael Camacho
Brighton are unbeaten in their past four competitive matches, winning two and drawing two. They have won four,drawn two and lost just one of their last seven competitive home matches. Liverpool have lost their past two competitive matches which i think has slowed down their momentum.
Liverpool looked quite shaky in the last round and were beaten 2-1 by the Citizens. On the other hand, Brighton are very solid at home lately as the team lost only one of their last five home games, so the home win looks attractive.