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Latest Brighton vs Tottenham team information

Brighton's disappointment against Bournemouth was compounded when Jack Hinshelwood (ankle) and Maxin De Cuyper (knee) both had to leave the pitch in the first half. Hinshelwood joins Adam Webster and Solly March (both knee), while De Cuyper remains doubtful. Mats Wieffer (knee) and Diego Gomez (illness) are fit and available.

If De Cuyper is not back in time, Ferdi Kadioglu will play at left-back alongside Lewis Dunk, Jan Paul van Hecke and Joel Veltman. In midfield, Carlos Baleba or Yasin Ayari will replace Hinshelwood.

Yankuba Minteh leads the Premier League in successful dribbles with at least 10 attempts (65% – 13/20) and will continue to feature in attack alongside Mitoma, Georginio Rutter and Danny Welbeck.

On Tottenham's side, Dominic Solanke has yet to recover from an ankle injury and will be absent, alongside Yves Bissouma (minor injury), Kota Takai (foot), James Maddison, Dejan Kulusevski and Radu Dragusin (all knee).

Coach Frank is considering a few changes, with Destiny Udogie returning and possibly taking Djed Spence's place at left-back. Defensive midfielder Joao Palhinha is also hoping to start in place of Rodrigo Bentancur.

Up front, Richarlison, Mathys Tel and Randal Kolo Muani are competing for the centre-forward spot, with Richarlison likely to be selected. He could partner Xavi Simons and new signing Mohammed Kudus, while Brennan Johnson – who scored against Brighton last season – is also available on either wing.

Latest expected lineup for Brighton vs Tottenham

Brighton & Hove Albion:

Verbruggen; Veltman, Van Hecke, Dunk, Kadioglu; Baleba, Ayari; Minteh, Rutter, Mitoma; Welbeck

Tottenham Hotspur:

Vicario; Porro, Romero, Van de Ven, Udogie; Sarr, Palhinha, Bergvall; Kudus, Richarlison, Simons

Latest Brighton vs Tottenham football commentary

Brighton went into the September international break buoyed by a 2-1 home win over Manchester City, but were quickly brought back to earth last weekend when they lost 2-1 to Bournemouth.

Kaoru Mitoma scored his first goal of the season to equalize for Brighton just three minutes into the second half, but the team still left the Vitality Stadium empty-handed when Jan Paul van Hecke committed a foul that led to a penalty that Antoine Semenyo converted, sealing the Seagulls' second defeat in four games.

Coach Fabian Hurzeler was “disappointed” in his 50th game in charge of Brighton, saying his players “did not receive the reward they deserved” for their persistent efforts, especially in the second half. However, the result left Brighton 13th in the table, one point above the relegation zone and five points behind the top four.

Returning to the Amex Stadium this weekend will be a huge advantage for Brighton, as they have lost just one of their last 10 Premier League games in front of home fans (W6 D3) and are unbeaten in six consecutive games here (W3 D3) since a 0-3 defeat to Aston Villa in April.

Brighton have every right to be confident of taking all points against Tottenham, especially when they have won three of their last four Premier League meetings, including last season's double (3-2 at home and 4-1 away) - the only time in history they have won two consecutive league games against Spurs.

Tottenham have bounced back strongly from their first defeat under Thomas Frank (1-0 loss to Bournemouth) before the international break, winning back-to-back games against West Ham and Villarreal without conceding a goal.

A 3-0 away win over 10-man West Ham was followed by a 1-0 win over Villarreal in the Champions League in midweek, thanks to a fourth-minute own goal from goalkeeper Luiz Junior.

While Tottenham were more of an attacking side under former coach Ange Postecoglou, Frank's side are now more focused on defensive solidity. He was "happy with the defensive performance" as Spurs did not allow any shots on target against Villarreal.

Tottenham have conceded just one goal in 450 minutes of official play this season and are currently third in the Premier League table. They have won their first two away games of the season by an aggregate score of 5-0; the last time Spurs won three consecutive away games in the Premier League was under Jose Mourinho in November 2020.

Tottenham have lost their last two visits to the Amex, but have never lost three consecutive games at Brighton. As for manager Frank, he has lost just one of his last six meetings with Brighton (W2 D3) when in charge of Brentford, having lost both games in 2021-22.

Latest Brighton vs Tottenham score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Brighton vs Tottenhamas follows:

• Sportsmole:Brighton 2-3 Tottenham

• WhoScore:Brighton 1-2 Tottenham
• Our newspaper predicts:Brighton 1-2 Tottenham

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