The Premier League rolls on into Matchday 24 with an intriguing clash as Brighton & Hove Albion host Everton at the Amex Stadium. Both sides are still in the hunt for European places, making this a crucial six-pointer. Read on for our preview of Brighton vs Everton.
Brighton start the round in 12th place, while Everton sit 10th, three points better off than their hosts. MatchPlug has the latest odds, analysis, and insights for Brighton vs Everton.
Betting Preview for Brighton vs Everton
● Venue: Amex Stadium
● Date: Premier League Matchday 24
● Time: 15:00 GMT
● Teams to play: Brighton vs Everton
● Odds as provided by: 1XBet
Betting On Brighton
● 1XBet Spread: 0
● 1XBet Moneyline: 2.35
● 1XBet Over/Under: Over 2.5
Brighton continue to flatter and frustrate in equal measure this season. While they remain within touching distance of the European places, consistency has been an issue. One major concern is their slow starts — no Premier League side has trailed more often at halftime than the Seagulls this season.
Their recent record against Everton also offers little encouragement. Brighton’s only win in the last six meetings came away from home back in 2024, and they have not beaten Everton at the Amex since 2019. Improving their first-half performances will be vital if they are to change that trend.
Betting On Everton
● 1XBet Spread: 0
● 1XBet Moneyline: 3.00
● 1XBet Over/Under: Under 2.5
Everton come into this match three points above Brighton and with confidence drawn from recent head-to-head meetings. The Toffees claimed a 2-0 win in the reverse fixture on Matchday 2, which was their second consecutive victory over the Seagulls.
However, despite their strong recent record in this matchup, Everton have also struggled to turn solid performances into wins, with draws becoming a recurring theme. Away from home, they have often prioritised staying compact, which could again be the approach here.
MatchPlug Prediction for Brighton vs Everton
With both sides still eyeing a late push toward the European places, neither will want to risk defeat in such a pivotal fixture. Wins have been hard to come by for both clubs, and together they have already accumulated 15 draws this season.
Given Brighton’s issues holding early leads and Everton’s pragmatic approach on the road, another stalemate looks likely.
Final Prediction: Draw
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