Brighton & Hove Albion vs Arsenal Predictions, Picks & Odds

Brighton & Hove Albion vs Arsenal Game Details

Competition: Premier League
Date: Wednesday, 04 March 2026
Kick-off Time: 19:30 (UK time)
Venue: Amex Stadium
Live Stream (UK): Sky Sports

Brighton & Hove Albion vs Arsenal Preview

Brighton & Hove Albion clash with Arsenal at the Amex Stadium on Wednesday night with both sides carrying momentum. The Seagulls are pushing to reinsert themselves into the European conversation. Meanwhile, the Gunners arrive on the south coast intent on preserving their advantage at the top of the Premier League table.

Arsenal’s victory over Chelsea once again highlighted their growing mastery of set pieces under Mikel Arteta. When fluency in open play deserted them, the Gunners turned to their aerial threat, with goals from William Saliba and Jurrien Timber proving decisive. That win restored a five-point cushion over Manchester City, albeit with Pep Guardiola’s side still holding a game in hand.

On the other hand, Brighton have shown signs of revival after a difficult spell earlier in the campaign. Back-to-back Premier League wins over Brentford and Nottingham Forest have breathed life into Fabian Hurzeler’s side. Danny Welbeck struck against his former club last time out to secure a 2-1 success. Despite sitting 11th in the table, Brighton remain a tough proposition at home, having suffered just two league defeats at the Amex all season.

Arsenal’s recent matches have consistently produced goals, clearing the Over 2.5 line in nine of their last 11 outings. With both sides carrying genuine threat and neither likely to sit deep for long spells, the game is likely to open up and move beyond two goals.

Arsenal should have enough quality and control to secure all three points. Their consistency, improved attacking numbers, and ability to find solutions make them a reliable favourite here. With momentum on their side and the title race tightening, the Gunners are well placed to win this contest.

Gyokeres is the type of striker who can turn one good moment into a goal. The Swede striker has already scored 15 goals this season in all games. In a match where Arsenal should create plenty of chances into the box, backing their main finisher to get on the scoresheet makes sense.