Brighton vs Arsenal Bet Builder Tips and Predictions – 33/1 Bet for New Year’s Eve

Brighton vs Arsenal bet builder tips and predictions for the New Year’s Eve fixture on Saturday 31st December. Our big odds bet includes a Brighton player to be booked and one of the in-form Arsenal players to score again.

Arsenal are the favourites to win this match at odds of 11/10 with bet365, the draw is 5/2 and Brighton are the outsiders despite being at home at odds of 23/10.

The odds for this bet builder are 33/1 with bet365 which means a £10 bet would return £340 and you can see the reasons for each selection below.

 

Brighton vs Arsenal Bet Builder Tips

• Arsenal to win
• Bukayo Saka to score
• Pascal Gross to be booked

ODDS – 33/1 with Bet365

 

Arsenal to win

Brighton have had a decent first half to this Premier League season, however, very few would back them to get a result against table toppers Arsenal as they welcome Mikel Arteta’s side to the seaside for this fixture. The Gunners have won 13 of their 15 league fixtures so far this season, drawing one and losing one. They are five points clear of second-placed Manchester City with 40 points in the half way stage of the season. They have scored 36 goals this season and have conceded the second-fewest number of goals in the league, having shipped only 12 goals. I expect them to win this one comfortably and continue their challenge for the Premier League title.

 

Bukayo Saka to score

Bukayo Saka is arguably Arsenal’s main man over the last couple of seasons, and he’s certainly continuing his fine form this campaign, having scored five goals so far this season. He had a successful trip to Qatar for the World Cup with England, scoring three goals in the four matches he played, and he has continued his form having returned to the London side, with a goal last time out against West Ham. The Gunners won that one 3-1, and I’m backing Saka to help his side to victory once more with another goal in this one.

 

Pascal Gross to be booked

Pascal Gross will be in for a difficult shift against table toppers Arsenal, and I think he could pick up another card in what I think will be a tough midfield battle for the German. He has picked up two yellow cards in the 15 Premier a league appearances this season, averaging 0.69 fouls per game. Against a probable midfield of Granit Xhaka, Martin Odegaard and Thomas Partey, who all like to get stuck in, he will make a number of fouls and I won’t be surprised to see him enter the book in this one.

 

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