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Brighton’s recent performances have painted a tapestry of resilience and tactical discipline. It was just enough to edge them into the favourite spot for the upcoming Europa League duel. The Seagulls’ form, DWLWW, highlights their ability to bounce back from setbacks. This performance is underscored by their robust defence, which has registered a notable clean sheet in their last five encounters.
However, concerns linger around their scoring prowess, with an average of 0.40 goals per game in these fixtures. Brighton’s tactical adaptability will be crucial as they aim to overturn the previous 4-0 defeat against their Italian counterparts.
Roma has recently showcased a robust and attacking form. We could see it in their recent results which exhibit an impressive run with three wins, a draw, and only one loss in their last five matches. They have been particularly prolific in front of goal, averaging a striking 3.60 goals per game in their last five outings.
Their defensive solidarity is also notable. With one clean sheet in the same period, it highlights a balance between offensive potency and defensive diligence. After a crucial win over heavy competitors and a steady progression in the tournament, their confidence will be sky-high now.
The historical clash between Brighton and Roma has a rather limited past, with the only recorded recent encounter painting a picture of dominance on the Italian side. In this singular battle, Roma dealt an emphatic blow to Brighton with a 4-0 triumph. They showed their offensive might and spelt trouble for the Seagulls’ defence.
Our prediction sails towards the expectation of goals, with a specific spotlight on the first half. This foresight is anchored firmly to our betting tip, advocating for both teams to find the net before the break.
It’s Brighton’s propensity to score, coupled with Roma’s attacking prowess that set a precedent for a goal-rich first 45. Historical data shows both squads have had defences breached recently, suggesting an open game.
Brighton: Goalkeeper: Jason Steele; Defenders: Tariq Lamptey, Jan Paul van Hecke, Lewis Dunk, Igor; Midfielders: Pascal Groß, Billy Gilmour, Simon Adingra, Facundo Buonanotte; Attackers: Julio Enciso, Danny Welbeck
Roma: Goalkeeper: Mile Svilar; Defenders: Zeki Celik, Gianluca Mancini, Diego Llorente, Angeliño; Midfielders: Bryan Cristante, Leandro Paredes, Lorenzo Pellegrini; Forwards: Houssem Aouar, Romelu Lukaku, Stephan El Shaarawy
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