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Liverpool–Brighton is a Premier League matchup in which Liverpool’s Anfield authority meets Brighton’s capacity to disrupt established order. Liverpool won 2–1 at home on 2 November 2024, yet Brighton answered with a 3–2 victory at the Amex on 19 May 2025. Those fixed results give the fixture a useful balance of expectation and resistance. A future meeting can ask whether Liverpool control the setting or Brighton reopen the contest.
Past matches, Liverpool vs Brighton
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Brighton
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17M
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22M
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10F
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26M
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34D
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23G
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21D
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29D
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19F
Liverpool Substitutes
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M
17
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F
73
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D
26
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F
14
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G
28
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D
2
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D
47
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M
42
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M
68
Match events
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8'C. Jones H. Ekitike
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14'⚽D. Welbeck Normal Goal (Asst: D. Gomez)
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25'Yankuba Minteh Yellow Card
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30'⚽M. Kerkez Normal Goal
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45'Ibrahima Konaté Yellow Card
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45' +5Diego Gómez Yellow Card
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48'Danny Welbeck Yellow Card
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56'⚽D. Welbeck Normal Goal (Asst: J. Hinshelwood)
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61'Jeremie Frimpong Yellow Card
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63'R. Ngumoha J. Frimpong
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68'Alexis Mac Allister Yellow Card
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68'F. Hurzeler Yellow Card
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76'K. Mitoma Y. Minteh
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76'C. Baleba J. Milner
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76'A. Robertson M. Kerkez
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77'F. Chiesa I. Konate
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79'Dominik Szoboszlai Yellow Card
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83'G. Rutter D. Welbeck
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83'Y. Ayari J. Hinshelwood
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83'Y. Ayari J. Hinshelwood
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83'G. Rutter D. Welbeck
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85'Lewis Dunk Yellow Card
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90'Federico Chiesa Yellow Card
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90' +1J. Veltman D. Gomez
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90' +4Mats Wieffer Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Liverpool VS Brighton
Liverpool set the home reference
Anfield gives Liverpool a strong starting point in this Premier League pairing. On 2 November 2024, Brighton scored first there before Liverpool turned the match around to win 2–1. That result captures the usual expectation: Liverpool can use home pressure to recover from setbacks, but Brighton’s ability to create an early problem keeps the contest from becoming routine.
Brighton can unsettle the hierarchy
The Amex offered a different answer on 19 May 2025, when Brighton defeated Liverpool 3–2 after twice coming from behind. The score shows how the Seagulls can turn a demanding matchup into an open, high-quality contest, even when Liverpool carry the larger competitive reputation. A future meeting should again revolve around control and response. Liverpool can seek to establish the rhythm through sustained home authority; Brighton can test that authority by keeping the game alive and forcing the visitors to defend every advantage.