As Arsenal prepare to host Brighton at the Emirates Stadium this Saturday, their formidable home record—securing 14 wins from their last 16 Premier League outings—stands them in good stead. Brighton, in contrast, has found away games challenging, losing half of their last 10. Both teams have been involved in high-scoring affairs recently, with at least three goals netted in the majority of their respective home and away matches.
Arsenal’s season has begun with promising precision, dispatching both Wolverhampton and Aston Villa without conceding a goal. The addition of Mikel Merino from Real Sociedad further bolsters an already potent midfield, complementing an attack that appears in rhythm early on.
Brighton, not to be outdone, have also made significant moves in the transfer market, acquiring Ferdi Kadioglu. His potential debut could inject fresh dynamism into a team that has demonstrated its offensive capabilities against top sides like Everton and Manchester United.
However, despite their undefeated start, Brighton faces a stern test at the Emirates. Arsenal’s midfield, in particular, could prove too robust, especially if Brighton continues to employ a high defensive line, which was notably exploited by Manchester United.
Key Player Watch: Bukayo Saka
Bukayo Saka remains a critical threat for Arsenal, contributing to 17 goals in his recent Premier League matches. His pace and ability to find the back of the net or set up teammates make him the prime candidate for a goal anytime on Saturday.
With both teams showing a tendency towards attacking football but Brighton still appearing slightly brittle at the back, another Arsenal victory seems probable, potentially with a tally exceeding two goals once more.
Betting tip – Arsenal to win and over 3.5 goals 6/4
Both teams score. 
Nobody defends. 
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