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SHOW TO WATCH, STREAM SOUTHAMPTON VS BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION AND OTHER PREMIER LEAGUE GAMES:
Date/time: 4/12/2021, 15:00 (UK), 10:00 ET, 07:00 PT (USA)
Venue: St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton, UK
How to watch Southampton vs Brighton on TV
UK: No broadcast
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Canada: Streaming only on DAZN. (Watch EVERY Saints match in Canada with a high-quality, legal stream with DAZN. Click here to start your free DAZN trial to watch Premier League soccer)
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How to legally stream Southampton vs Brighton online
UK: No broadcast
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Canada: DAZN (Watch EVERY Saints match in Canada with a high-quality, legal stream with DAZN. Click here to start your free DAZN trial to watch Premier League soccer)
Check out LiveSoccerTV for alternatives.
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Southampton vs Brighton & Hove Albion team news
Southampton team news
Two changes for #SaintsFC today
— Southampton FC (@SouthamptonFC) December 4, 2021
Here’s the team that will be taking on #BHAFC: pic.twitter.com/7KCVzFUHeN
Brighton & Hove Albion team news
Let's do this! Here's our starting XI to face Southampton in the @PremierLeague.
— Brighton & Hove Albion (@OfficialBHAFC) December 4, 2021
https://t.co/S3j1TIedJv ✘ #BHAFC ⚪️ pic.twitter.com/cfGFBw51FE
Southampton vs Brighton pre-match stats
- Southampton have lost just one of their eight Premier League meetings with Brighton (W3 D4). However, Saints are winless in all four such games at home against them (D3 L1), going down 2-1 in the most recent encounter.
- Following their 2-1 win in this exact fixture last season, Brighton are looking to win consecutive away league games against Southampton for the very first time.
- The home side have never won in eight Premier League meetings between Southampton and Brighton (D4 L4). Only Bournemouth vs Watford (10) has been played more often in the competition without the home side ever winning.
- In south coast derbies (including Bournemouth, Brighton, Portsmouth and Southampton), Brighton have the lowest win rate in Premier League history, winning just two of their 14 such games (14%). Meanwhile, Southampton have won 41% of those fixtures in the competition (9/22).
- Brighton are winless in nine Premier League matches (D7 L2), their fourth run of nine games without a win since joining the Premier League. However, the Seagulls haven’t gone 10 in a row without a win in the top flight since a run between December 1982 and February 1983.
- Only Burnley and Newcastle (14 each) have dropped more points when leading in the Premier League this season than Southampton (12), while Saints have dropped 69 points under Ralph Hasenhüttl since his first game in charge in December 2018, 13 more than any other club.
- Southampton have lost just two of their last 12 home Premier League matches (W5 D5), having lost four of their previous five before this run (D1).
- No side has won more points from losing positions in away Premier League matches this season than Brighton (6, level with West Ham). Three of their last five away goals have been scored in the 89th minute or later, altering the result of each match: Leandro Trossard’s 90th-minute winner vs Brentford and two Neal Maupay equalisers in 1-1 draws against Crystal Palace (90th minute) and West Ham (89th minute).
- Nathan Redmond has assisted in his last three home Premier League appearances - no player has ever assisted in four consecutive home matches for Southampton, while the last player to assist in four home appearances in a row for any side in the Premier League was Kevin De Bruyne in October 2019.
- Southampton defender Jan Bednarek has scored in four Premier League games, all at St Mary’s, and never ended on the winning side (D1 L3), despite scoring in each match to either give Saints the lead or when they were ahead. Only Dougie Freedman has scored in more home games in Premier League history and never ended on the winning side (six games in 1998-99 for Nottingham Forest).
Stats via Opta.
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