Brighton vs Crawley Prediction & Betting Tips (27 August)

4 days after the reception of Manchester United in the Premier League to follow, Brighton will try to do well against a valiant formation of Crawley D3 and to qualify for the next round. Note that the Seagulls got their PL campaign off to a good start by stifling Everton at Goodison Park 0-3, helped by the exclusion of Ashley Young shortly after the hour mark but 2 goals had already been scored. Resident of the 3rd division following its promotion from League Two, Crawley will try to exist this evening but above all to take advantage of the event and even compete against a member of the top 10 of the PL, in order to offer itself a "reference" game for the rest of his season in League One.

Last weekend, in the championship, the visitors traveled to Wigan to defend their series of 6 unbeaten matches including pre-season friendly TCC. In the previous round, the Red Devils took out Swindon in a prolific and spectacular game 4-2 following their success against Blackpool on the first day of the championship 2-1. 

Now coach of OM, De Zerbi has left a big void at the club but Maurice Hurzeler, just promoted to the Bundesliga with FC St. Pauli, clearly has a role to play. However, this evening, he could once again do without Enciso, Estupinan, Ferguson, full-back Lamptey, without forgetting to mention March (3 goals in 7 appearances in PL last year) or Verbruggen (goalkeeper ) all injured and absent since the start of the new season. Note that this summer, a bunch of players left like Pascal Gross (Borussia Dortmund), Ansu Fati (FC Barcelona, ​​return from loan), Adam Lallana (free), and Ibrahim Osman ( ready, Feyenoord). Monstrous last year in Stuttgart with 18 goals and 9 assists, Undav was bought by the German club which will play in the LDC this season while winger Sima left on loan to Brest very recently. In terms of recruitment, recently it was the Frenchman Rutter (7 goals, 16 assists with Leeds last year in the Championship) who signed in the same way as Brajan Gruda (Mainz) or even Yalcouye (Gothenburg, Sweden), Wieffer ( Feyenoord), and Minteh (Newcastle).

Still without an appearance in the league since the restart, Conroy (important), Holovan (rookie) and Gardner will probably be OUT for this trip. Note that at the start of the month, cracks from Premier League clubs arrived in order to gain playing time. This is the case for Eddie Beach (Chelsea), Panutche (Ipswich, free) and Bragg Cameron (Southampton, loan ). The promoted team, however, lost their best offensive players from the previous season, namely Danilo Orsi-Dadomo (23 goals, 6 assists), Klaidi Lolos (13 goals, 5 assists) who left for Bolton and Adam Campbell (7 pawns, 5 assists). pancakes), who freely left the club.