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The Threat of Brighton Resurfaces for Liverpool at Anfield

Liverpool lost the top spot last week and could face further losses by the end of this week.
Liverpool is concerned about Brighton, who frequently challenges them at Anfield, and also about the limited options available to Dutch coach Arne Slot. He always seeks substitutes capable of stepping in for the starters at any moment, particularly in attack.
Slot’s main headache remains the forward line. He’s hopeful that Italian striker Federico Chiesa, recently brought in from Juventus, can recover in time to replace Egyptian star Mohamed Salah on the right wing. Hungarian Dominik Szoboszlai, though naturally a central midfielder, also remains a potential option if needed.
With Diogo Jota still sidelined by injury, Slot will likely lean on Uruguayan striker Darwin Núñez, unless he decides to deploy Dutch forward Cody Gakpo or Colombian winger Luis Díaz as the primary striker.
Liverpool’s focus these days is fixed on the forward positions, especially given reports of their interest in signing Egyptian forward Omar Marmoush, who’s been in standout form for Eintracht Frankfurt this season in the Bundesliga. Marmoush, tied with Bayern Munich’s Harry Kane as Bundesliga top scorer with nine goals.
Until a deal is done in either the winter transfer window or next summer, Liverpool’s primary dependence remains on their star, the “Pharaoh” Salah. The Egyptian has contributed to 15 goals in 14 Premier League appearances against Brighton, with nine goals and six assists, making him the highest contributor for Liverpool, just behind his 18 contributions against Manchester United.
Here are some key indicators to help predict the correct result and win with Betway:
After winning their first six Premier League matches against Brighton, Liverpool has only managed two wins in their last eight meetings, including a 2-1 victory in the season’s first leg.
Brighton has collected five points from their last four away games against Liverpool (one win, two draws, one loss), more than in their first 11 visits to Anfield (one win, one draw, nine losses).
Brighton has scored first in each of their last four league games against Liverpool, winning only one of these (drawing two, losing one).
Liverpool, under Arne Slot, has secured seven wins in their first nine league games (one draw, one loss). If they win this match, Slot will have the highest number of wins in his first ten Premier League games.
Brighton boasts the most diverse goal-scorers in the Premier League this season, with nine different players netting goals.
Salah’s contribution of six goals and five assists accounts for 65% of Liverpool’s league goals this season (11 out of 17), the highest rate among Premier League players.
Danny Welbeck of Brighton aims to score in four consecutive league games for the first time in his career, with six goals marking his best season tally since playing for Manchester United, where he scored nine in both the 2011-12 and 2013-14 seasons.
Liverpool fans can find all the excitement of betting on Betway, the Saudi Arabia‘s best online betting site, especially as their team faces a tough match against Brighton at Anfield. With concerns over key players like Mohamed Salah and recent challenges in the forward line, Betway offers the ideal platform to dive into thrilling bets on every Liverpool play. As Liverpool aims to regain the top spot, Betway remains the premier choice for safe and engaging online betting in the Saudi Arabia.

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