Arsenal, currently leading the English Premier League with a record of 12 wins, 3 draws, and 2 losses, are set to host Brighton & Hove Albion. Arsenal boasts a strong home record, remaining unbeaten in 8 matches with 7 wins and 1 draw, averaging 2.5 goals scored and 0.75 goals conceded per game. Their attacking and defensive systems are well-balanced, favouring a possession-based, pressing style of play. They are on a five-match winning streak at home in the Premier League. However, Arsenal faces defensive challenges with multiple key defenders, including Ben White and Magalhães, sidelined due to injury. The availability of Havertz is also uncertain, putting pressure on their defensive rotations. Brighton & Hove Albion sits ninth in the standings with 6 wins, 6 draws, and 5 losses. Their form has been inconsistent, with 2 wins, 2 draws, and 2 losses in their last six matches. They have a potent attack, averaging 2.5 goals per game, with Ferguson as their primary attacking threat. However, Brighton's away form is less impressive, with only 1 win in their last 6 away games. They are also dealing with injuries to key players and the suspension of midfielder Balerba. Arsenal previously defeated Brighton 2-0 in the October League Cup match. This match pits a team with strong home form against a tactically proficient side. Arsenal's attacking strength and defensive resilience are key, and they are unbeaten against Brighton in their recent encounters. However, defensive injuries could create vulnerabilities. Brighton, known for their passing and wing play, has a strong attacking game with 62% average possession, but their defence has weaknesses, conceding 1.4 goals per game. Previous meetings have been closely contested, with two recent league matches ending in 1-1 draws. The match is expected to be a contest between Arsenal's home dominance and Brighton's tactical approach, with midfield battles and wing play proving crucial. Tactical adjustments will be necessary for both teams, and the efficiency of substitutions and the control of errors will be critical, as will the performances of key players.