West Ham United's players favour a robust technical style, with strong midfield tackling. They excel in set-piece situations, utilising precise shooting and coordinated plays, making them well-suited to a wing-play focused attack with crosses and set-pieces. Their recent offensive form has improved, with set-piece plays posing a significant threat and high-quality crosses from wing breakthroughs creating opportunities. However, there are gaps in the technical connection between the midfield and defence during transitions, leaving them vulnerable to counter-attacks. Their tactical adjustments often rely on set-piece variations, making their offensive approach somewhat one-dimensional. Defensive transition stability needs improvement. Brighton & Hove Albion's players demonstrate a refined technical style, with excellent ball control and passing. They are adept at short passing and penetrating plays, effectively using triangular passes in the final third, thus suiting a possession-based tactical system. They show strong adaptability during away matches, adjusting their ball control tempo based on the opponent's rhythm, with precise tackling during defensive transitions and excellent player cooperation. Their recent form is stable, with continuous improvement in their possession-based tactics, accurate midfield passing, and dangerous cutting-in shots from the wings. They possess high tactical flexibility and smooth technical transitions.