The hosts have four consecutive defeats and must raise the rows in order not to go down in the relegation mountain. Wagner’s guy’s momentary form has to do with the difficult schedule: 1-2 with City, 0-5 with Arsenal and 0-2 with Everton is the series of terriers. Neither Brighton will do it better after the grandmothers, 0-1 with Man. United and 1-5 with Liverpool, so both will hope to score points in a more accessible match.

Brighton is ranked 12th in the leaderboard (4-5-6) and has a 14-19 lead, while Huddersfield is 16th, with 9-26 goals and apparent offensive problems. Even though Huddersfield has easily cashed lately, Wagner’s fighters are not bad and can cope with Brighton’s anemic attack, in which only Glenn Murray seems to be a permanent danger. It will be a tight fight in the middle of the court and it is likely that only the guests will be pleased with the draw here. Noteworthy that the team that was the guest did not win this direct duel 8 times, and 3 of the last 6 games ended in draw: 1-1, 0-0, 1-1.

Brighton and Huddersfield have homogeneous teams, well-organized, and both use the maximum width of the pitch. Because he often calls from the side center, it is possible that the “over 9.5 corners” bet is very solid.