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Brighton vs Leeds gives Brighton the clearer historical weight, though Leeds have shown they can make the contest awkward by changing the venue and the rhythm. Brighton won 3–0 at home on 1 November 2025, Leeds replied 1–0 in Yorkshire on 17 May 2026, and a 1–1 draw at Brighton on 5 September 2026 restored the tension. Future encounters can test whether Brighton’s control travels beyond one result.
Past matches, Brighton vs Leeds
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Brighton
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23G
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3D
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4D
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20D
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14M
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15F
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33M
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12F
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49M
Leeds Substitutes
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M
11
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F
10
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F
7
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M
8
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D
15
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D
26
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G
16
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F
23
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F
14
Match events
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6'Jayden Bogle Yellow Card
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15'⚽Jayden Bogle Normal Goal (Asst: Ao Tanaka)
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38'Pascal Groß Yellow Card
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49'Maxim De Cuyper Yellow Card
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61'Jaka Bijol Jayden Bogle
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62'Brenden Aaronson Noah Okafor
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64'Dominic Calvert-Lewin Yellow Card
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71'⚽Luka Vuskovic Normal Goal (Asst: Maxim De Cuyper)
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73'Harry Wilson Ao Tanaka
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73'Lukas Nmecha Dominic Calvert-Lewin
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77'Promise David Maxim De Cuyper
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78'Costinha Ferdi Kadıoğlu
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85'Harry Wilson Yellow Card
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88'Promise David Yellow Card
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90' +3Pascal Struijk Olivier Boscagli
Stats for this game
Matchup Brighton VS Leeds
Brighton carry the stronger balance
Brighton have generally controlled this matchup, especially when their home pressure produces an early territorial advantage. Their 3–0 victory at the Amex on 1 November 2025 showed how quickly the hosts can turn possession into a comfortable margin. That result sits within a broader Brighton edge, but it does not remove the need to read each edition on its own terms. The strength of Brighton’s balance therefore sits alongside a clear route for Leeds to contest the game.
Leeds can alter the setting
Leeds’ 1–0 home win on 17 May 2026 supplied a useful counterpoint, demonstrating that a more organised contest can deny Brighton the space they prefer. The 1–1 draw at Brighton on 5 September 2026 added another reminder that the stronger side may have to work patiently for separation. Future encounters can ask whether Brighton reassert home authority or Leeds carry that resistance into another venue.