Brighton & Hove Albion Vs Arsenal (2 - 1) - (Full Time)

Arsenal continue a push for top 4

Arsène Wenger has been well and truly humbled after back-to-back thrashings at the hands of Manchester City. Arsenal now, if they didn’t quite before, look completely broken and Brighton will be rubbing their hands with glee, not just for warmth, at the very realistic prospect of an important win in terms of their survival. Glenn Murray has four goals in his past five appearances in all competitions and should be able to easily brush off Arsenal’s atypical defence with ease if given the chance. Graham Searles
Sunday 1.30pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Amex Stadium
Last season n/a
Referee Kevin Friend
This season G15 Y36 R0 2.4 cards/ game
Odds H 7-2 A 13-15 D 3-1
BRIGHTON Subs from Mäenpää, Krul, Hünemeier, Rosenior, Bruno, Goldson, Suttner, Kayal, March, Locadia, Baldock, Hemed, Ulloa, O’Hara, Gyökeres
Doubtful None
Injured Brown (knee), Sidwell(back), Skalak (ankle, all unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y39 R0
Form LLDWDW
Leading scorer Murray 10
ARSENAL Subs from Ospina, Macey, Iliev, Chambers, Holding, Maitland-Niles, Mavropanos, Mertesacker, Iwobi, Nelson, Welbeck
Doubtful Wilshere (ankle)
Injured Monreal (back, 10 Mar), Lacazette (knee, 17 Mar), Cazorla (achilles, unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y41 R0
Form LWLWLL
Leading scorer Lacazette 9