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Brighton vs AS Roma:  In the eleven home games that have followed, Brighton and Hove Albion have not lost in any competition. Roma have scored three goals or more in each of their last nine Serie A games. La Lupa won the first leg 4-0 at the Stadio Olimpico, so they won’t necessarily be looking for another victory.

In what could have been an intriguing round of 16 encounter against Brighton, Roma have put an end to any drama. Seven days ago, at Stadio Olimpico, La Lupa celebrated a crushing 4-0 victory in the first leg of the match. They will enter today’s rematch at The American Express Community Stadium in England with a four-goal lead.

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Since Daniele De Rossi replaced Jose Mourinho, Roma have gained in form and confidence. La Lupa has lost only once in 11 competitive games. Inter Milan, a Serie A powerhouse, won last month. Roma extended their winning streak with Diego Llorente’s 95th-minute goal in Sunday’s 2-2 draw at Fiorentina.

Brighton defeated Nottingham Forest 1-0 at home on Sunday afternoon, bouncing back from a devastating Europa League loss. The Seagulls’ three-loss run in all competitions came to an end with their victory over the Reds. As a result, Roberto De Zerbi’s team rose to eighth place in the Premier League rankings.

Brighton vs AS Roma: Betting Analysis

In this particular matchup, Brighton and Roma will only compete against one another in person. In the first leg of the match, which took place seven days ago in the Italian city, Roma prevailed over the Seagulls by a score of 4-0.

During the previous Premier League season, Brighton were one of the most pleasant surprises. However, they’ve fallen a notch this year. The seagulls are not reliable. In all competitions, they have dropped their last three games. Nevertheless, this season, Roberto De Zerbi’s team performs far better at home than away.

In all competitions, the Seagulls have won eleven straight games played at home. We don’t anticipate the visitors chasing another win on English soil, as Roma all but finished the job in Rome seven days ago. Brighton have an opportunity to change the perception, and we will support them in doing so by winning at 1.85 odds.