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Tottenham vs Brighton combines Tottenham’s home reference with Brighton’s capacity for away wins, open reversals and late competition. Tottenham won 2–0 in the League Cup in October 2014 and 2–0 at Wembley in December 2017, while Brighton answered 3–0 at home in October 2019. Brighton also won 1–0 at Tottenham in April 2022 and 4–1 there in May 2025. The teams drew 2–2 at Tottenham on 18 April 2026. New meetings will test the venue’s influence.
Past matches, Tottenham vs Brighton
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Tottenham
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14M
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11F
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6M
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24D
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15M
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40G
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3D
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10M
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9F
Brighton Substitutes
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M
22
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D
29
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F
10
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M
33
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F
19
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G
23
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D
3
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D
34
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M
17
Match events
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20'Kaoru Mitoma Diego Gómez
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34'Yves Bissouma Yellow Card
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37'Mats Wieffer Yellow Card
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39'⚽Pedro Porro Normal Goal (Asst: Xavi Simons)
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45' +3⚽Kaoru Mitoma Normal Goal (Asst: Pascal Groß)
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53'R. De Zerbi Yellow Card
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57'A. Gray Y. Bissouma
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57'M. Tel R. Kolo Muani
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57'Mathys Tel Randal Kolo Muani
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57'Archie Gray Yves Bissouma
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65'Kevin Danso Yellow Card
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67'Joao Palhinha Rodrigo Bentancur
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75'G. Rutter D. Welbeck
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75'Matt O'Riley Jack Hinshelwood
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75'M. De Cuyper K. Mitoma
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75'Maxim De Cuyper Kaoru Mitoma
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75'Georginio Rutter Danny Welbeck
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76'L. Bergvall C. Gallagher
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76'D. Spence D. Udogie
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76'Djed Spence Destiny Udogie
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76'Lucas Bergvall Conor Gallagher
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77'⚽Xavi Simons Normal Goal (Asst: Lucas Bergvall)
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78'Xavi Simons Yellow Card
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82'Charalampos Kostoulas Yasin Ayari
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90' +5⚽Georginio Rutter Normal Goal (Asst: Jan Paul van Hecke)
Stats for this game
Matchup Tottenham VS Brighton
Tottenham set the home benchmark
Tottenham have produced several controlled results in this matchup. They won 2–0 at home in the League Cup on 29 October 2014 and repeated that score against Brighton on 13 December 2017. Tottenham also won 1–0 at home on 23 April 2019, 2–1 on 26 December 2019 and 2–1 on 1 November 2020. The 3–1 FA Cup victory on 5 February 2022 shows that the home reference has applied across competition settings.
Brighton can change the terms
Brighton’s strongest answers have come at both venues. They won 3–0 at home on 5 October 2019 and 1–0 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 16 April 2022, then added 1–0 away in league play on 8 October 2022. Brighton’s 4–2 home win on 28 December 2023 and 3–2 there on 6 October 2024 showed that their attacking response can create a clear margin, while the 4–1 victory at Tottenham on 25 May 2025 was especially emphatic. The sides drew 2–2 at Brighton on 20 September 2025 and 2–2 at Tottenham on 18 April 2026. Tottenham retain the stronger home reference, but Brighton make the fixture venue-sensitive. A future meeting will ask whether Tottenham can restore control or Brighton can carry their resistance across the ground.