Crystal Palace vs Brighton Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 9th November 2025

The Eagles and Brighton face off in round 11 at Selhurst Park, and it has the look of a tight Premier League match between two teams currently looking fairly evenly matched.

Crystal Palace are number 9 in the table on 16 points after ten matches. Brighton rank as number 10 with 15 points after ten matches played.

Crystal Palace came away with three points from the latest encounter with Brighton. It would be a surprise if they fail do to it again, when they face each other this coming Sunday.

The Eagles go into their next Premier League match, scoring a humble average of 1.4 per game in their last ten matches. They scored a mundane 14 times, while conceding nine. That amounts to an average of 0.9 per game, where they kept their opponents from scoring four times.

Brighton travel to their next away match this coming Sunday having performed a tolerable average of 1.7 goals in ten matches. They scored a total of 17 goals, whilst shipping 15 goals against. An average of 1.5 goals against a game. They hung on to one clean sheets in this streak.

The Eagles won the last two meetings against Brighton, as they followed up a 3-1 win by beating their upcoming opponent by a 2-1 score.

Crystal Palace vs Brighton Prediction

Crystal Palace Form

Crystal Palace swept all aside in their last three matches and started off by winning 0-3 against Liverpool. They went on to defeat Brentford 2-0 and made it three on the spin against AZ Alkmaar in a 3-1 victory. Crystal Palace claimed a middle-of-the-road three wins in their previous six matches on home soil in the Premier League. They also drew three but remained undefeated, as they scored 12 and conceded seven goals.

Ambitions are high for Crystal Palace, and winning the title is still possible, but they need to raise their level to achieve the highest prize.

Brighton Form

In their last three matches, Brighton lost against Manchester United and Arsenal by 4-2 and 2-0, respectively, and beat Leeds by 3-0. Brighton won twice, while also recording one draw, and three defeats in their last six away matches in the Premier League. The scoreline from these matches says 11 goals conceded and 11 scored.

The Seagulls were spoken of as contenders for a title, but current form has them running a little behind in the Premier League.

We trust neither defence to be able to keep their opponent at bay, when Crystal Palace welcome Brighton on Sunday. Goals should be flowing at both ends of the pitch.

Brighton took seven points from their last five games against teams from the top half of the Premier League table. They won two, scored ten goals and conceded ten. Crystal Palace have a record of four wins, four draws and two defeats in the Premier League this season. Brighton are looking at four wins, three draws and three defeats in the Premier League.

Crystal Palace vs Brighton Squads

Crystal Palace Squad

Glasner will select the starting XI for the upcoming match against Brighton from the following players (the statistics in the brackets represent goals scored and matches played in the Premier League this season):

Dean Henderson (0/10), Remi Matthews (0/0), Walter Benitez (0/0), Borna Sosa (0/0), Chadi Riad (0/0), Chris Richards (0/10), Daniel Munoz (1/10), Jaydee Canvot (0/1), Kaden Rodney (0/0), Marc Guehi (1/10), Maxence Lacroix (0/10), Nathaniel Clyne (0/1), Tyrick Mitchell (1/10), Adam Wharton (0/8), Caleb Kporha (0/0), Cheick Oumar Doucoure (0/0), Christantus Uche (0/3), Daichi Kamada (0/8), Jefferson Lerma (0/9), Justin Devenny (0/8), Naouirou Ahamada (0/0), Rio Cardines (0/0), Romain Esse (0/1), Will Hughes (0/8), Edward Nketiah (1/5), Ismaila Sarr (3/8), Jean-Philippe Mateta (6/10), Yeremy Pino (0/8).

Brighton Squad

Listed below is the full squad of Brighton players that the manager Fabian Hurzeler will choose from for the upcoming game:

Bart Verbruggen (0/10), Jason Steele (0/0), Thomas McGill (0/0), Adam Webster (0/0), Diego Coppola (0/3), Jan Paul van Hecke (1/10), Joel Veltman (0/4), Lewis Dunk (0/10), Olivier Boscagli (0/0), Carlos Baleba (0/10), Diego Gomez (2/9), Ferdi Kadioglu (0/9), Harry Howell (0/0), Jack Hinshelwood (0/3), James Milner (1/7), Kaoru Mitoma (1/6), Mats Wieffer (0/8), Maxim De Cuyper (1/8), Solly March (0/0), Yasin Ayari (1/10), Brajan Gruda (1/7), Charalampos Kostoulas (1/3), Danny Welbeck (6/10), Georginio Rutter (0/9), Stefanos Tzimas (0/6), Tom Watson (0/2), Yankuba Minteh (1/10).

Crystal Palace vs Brighton Team News

Crystal Palace might be looking at four missing players for their upcoming assignment against Brighton. Crystal Palace have to alter their line-up, as both Will Hughes, Ismaila Sarr and Christantus Uche get a day in the shade.

Crystal Palace are unable to field Cheick Oumar Doucoure on Sunday against Brighton, as he is sidelined with an injury.

Brighton have just one player unavailable for selection, when visiting Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.

Solly March nurses an injury and won't be travelling with Brighton.

Crystal Palace vs Brighton Lineups

Crystal Palace vs Brighton H2H

Crystal Palace go into their encounter with fond memories, as they won 3-1 and 2-1 the last two times they played Brighton. Crystal Palace enter the match against Brighton with a 3-5-2 record in their previous ten encounters. A win rate of 30%, which is perhaps worth keeping in mind before you make a choice for your next accumulator, depending on your betting strategy.

Crystal Palace vs Brighton Results

In nine of the previous ten matches between Crystal Palace and Brighton both teams scored.

Crystal Palace vs Brighton Betting Tips

It is difficult to look past Danny Welbeck, when searching for a goalscorer, as he is seems in wonderful shape. He hit the target six times in recent Premier League matches for Brighton, with a total for the season saying six goals scored in this Premier League campaign. With five goals lately for Crystal Palace in the Premier League, Jean-Philippe Mateta is also a player to look out for.

Crystal Palace won four of the previous 10 home matches across all tournaments, while drawing five and losing one as well. Brighton won four from a possible 10 away from home, as they also drew two and lost four in this run. Strap yourselves up for a goals at Selhurst Park since both teams scored in six of the last 10 home matches for Crystal Palace. The same occurred in six of the last 10 league games away from home for Brighton.

Both teams not to score was a winning bet one time in the last ten encounters between Crystal Palace and Brighton as under 2.5 goals happened four times. Crystal Palace scored an average of 1.3 goals a game, with Brighton averaging 1.3 goals in this run. Over 2.5 goals happened in six of Crystal Palace’s last ten matches across all tournaments. They pulled off an average of 1.8 goals during this run. Over 2.5 goals were scored in eight of the ten most recent games across all tournaments for Brighton. They performed an average of 2.2 goals in these.