Coventry vs Brighton prediction, odds and how to watch

Coventry scored twice inside five minutes and never truly relinquished control, winning 4-2 at Plymouth to progress in the Carabao Cup in a performance that the underlying statistics strongly support. Plymouth showed moments of quality but were comprehensively outplayed across almost every structural metric that matters.

Brighton dominated every territorial and possession metric but could not find a way through a Tromsø side that defended with remarkable structure, leaving the first leg of their Conference League tie goalless.

Arsenal dismantled a newly promoted Coventry side with three goals before the hour mark, a performance built on territorial dominance and a game plan Coventry had no credible answer for.

Coventry arrive at this Carabao Cup tie on the back of two straight wins in the competition. Aston Villa head to the CBS Arena with no Carabao Cup form on record and a squad carrying injury concerns.

Manchester United host Brighton in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night carrying a lengthy injury list and a head-to-head record against this Brighton side that makes grim reading. Connor Maguire gives you the full picture.

Nottingham Forest have kept back-to-back home clean sheets to open their season, and Coventry arrive at the City Ground having already conceded three on their Premier League debut. The numbers tell one story. The tactical detail tells another.

Arsenal arrive at the Amex on the back of a dominant home campaign and an unbeaten head-to-head record against Brighton, but the Seagulls carry their own structural strengths into a fixture that promises more than the surface suggests.

Coventry welcome Brighton to their first home Premier League fixture of the 2026/27 season with both sides carrying very different questions into Sunday's match. The Sky Blues need a response after a heavy opening-day defeat. Brighton need to show they can win away from home.