Liverpool are set to be without Joel Matip. The defender suffered a muscle problem at the end of the midweek victory over Stoke but Ragnar Klavan is expected to have recovered from illness and could step in.
Top scorer Mohamed Salah could come back into the starting line-up after scoring twice more as a substitute against the Potters but Adam Lallana (thigh) remains unavailable.
Brighton expect to have left-back Gaetan Bong available again following a knee problem and manager Chris Hughton reported no fresh injury worries after the midweek goalless draw with Crystal Palace.
Midfielder Steve Sidwell remains sidelined by a back problem, but is stepping up his rehabilitation programme.
Take a look ahead at all of Saturday's fixtures for gameweek 15, including Brighton v Liverpool
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This will be the first league meeting between these two sides since Brighton were last in the top-flight in 1982/83 - the Seagulls secured a 2-2 draw at the Goldstone Ground on that occasion in March 1983.
However, their most recent encounter came in an FA Cup fifth-round tie in February 2012, with Liverpool winning 6-1.
Liverpool have won just one of their last four Premier League away trips to newly-promoted sides (D1 L2), winning against Middlesbrough 3-0 in December 2016.
Since losing their opening game against Manchester City, Brighton are unbeaten in six Premier League games at home, though the last four have all ended level (W2 D4 L0).
Liverpool have now made 48 changes to their starting XI this season in the Premier League, 11 more than any other side.
Highlights: Stoke 0-3 Liverpool
Merson's prediction
"Liverpool are a bag of revels. Going forward they are phenomenal and Mohamed Salah has been outstanding. He's settled quicker than snow. "People say 'why did Chelsea let him go' but he's a different player now. Certain players suit certain clubs - I think he's improved immensely, although I don't think he's the greatest finisher in the world. He's missed a lot of chances. He could have had even more goals to his name, but I love watching him.
"Brighton are tough to beat at home as Manchester City found out earlier this season, but Liverpool will find a way through."
PAUL PREDICTS: 0-2

http://www.skysports.com/football/brighton-vs-liverpool/preview/373239

Liverpool are set to be without Joel Matip. The defender suffered a muscle problem at the end of the midweek victory over Stoke but Ragnar Klavan is expected to have recovered from illness and could step in.
Top scorer Mohamed Salah could come back into the starting line-up after scoring twice more as a substitute against the Potters but Adam Lallana (thigh) remains unavailable.
Brighton expect to have left-back Gaetan Bong available again following a knee problem and manager Chris Hughton reported no fresh injury worries after the midweek goalless draw with Crystal Palace.
Midfielder Steve Sidwell remains sidelined by a back problem, but is stepping up his rehabilitation programme.
Take a look ahead at all of Saturday's fixtures for gameweek 15, including Brighton v Liverpool
Opta stats
This will be the first league meeting between these two sides since Brighton were last in the top-flight in 1982/83 - the Seagulls secured a 2-2 draw at the Goldstone Ground on that occasion in March 1983.
However, their most recent encounter came in an FA Cup fifth-round tie in February 2012, with Liverpool winning 6-1.
Liverpool have won just one of their last four Premier League away trips to newly-promoted sides (D1 L2), winning against Middlesbrough 3-0 in December 2016.
Since losing their opening game against Manchester City, Brighton are unbeaten in six Premier League games at home, though the last four have all ended level (W2 D4 L0).
Liverpool have now made 48 changes to their starting XI this season in the Premier League, 11 more than any other side.
Highlights: Stoke 0-3 Liverpool
Merson's prediction
"Liverpool are a bag of revels. Going forward they are phenomenal and Mohamed Salah has been outstanding. He's settled quicker than snow. "People say 'why did Chelsea let him go' but he's a different player now. Certain players suit certain clubs - I think he's improved immensely, although I don't think he's the greatest finisher in the world. He's missed a lot of chances. He could have had even more goals to his name, but I love watching him.
"Brighton are tough to beat at home as Manchester City found out earlier this season, but Liverpool will find a way through."
PAUL PREDICTS: 0-2

http://www.skysports.com/football/brighton-vs-liverpool/preview/373239

luvola:
Mukina2 why are you not posting Liverpool thread to front page ? this is not fair. olorilfc et al .make una come here . match preview coming soon.

u dey mind them? waiting 4 d preview jare

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