Liverpool vs Brighton prediction, odds and how to watch

Manchester City dismantled a ten-man Liverpool side with three second-half goals at Anfield, with Erling Haaland, Jérémy Doku, and Rayan Cherki doing the damage after Ryan Gravenberch was sent off on the hour mark.

Brighton came to the Stadium of Light and did what good sides do. They waited, they competed, and they punished Sunderland when it mattered.

Liverpool arrive at Selhurst Park on Sunday carrying a significant injury and suspension list. Crystal Palace will smell blood.

Brighton arrive at this one in serious form and Brentford simply refuse to lose. Something has to give on Sunday.

Liverpool have not lost in five Premier League matches but Arsenal arrive at Anfield having won four of their last five. Something has to give on Sunday.

Manchester City's first match since being found guilty on all 115 Premier League charges brought 'cheat' merchandise, drone-monitored security and a 3-0 defeat at Anfield, before the club breached a separate broadcasting rule hours later.

Liverpool's 3-0 defeat to Manchester City at Anfield was already slipping away before Ryan Gravenberch's second-half red card, with a hamstring injury to Dominik Szoboszlai and a porous midfield exposing deeper problems behind Andoni Iraola's post-match complaints about the referee.

Manchester City thrashed Liverpool 3-0 days after being found guilty of 114 financial charges, leaving pundits Toby Alderweireld and Wayne Rooney questioning whether the Premier League table means anything while sanctions remain undecided. Inside the club, Haaland has urged unity, Kompany faces a conflicted response, and Kovacic looks set to leave.