Brighton vs Arsenal LIVE: Premier League latest score and confirmed lineups

Arsenal face a tricky test on the road when they take on Brighton in tonight’s Premier League action.

The Gunners are once again five points clear at the summit after their victory over Chelsea on Sunday.

They will be desperate to avoid any slip-ups tonight with Manchester City breathing down their necks with Pep Guardiola ’s side up against Nottingham Forest at home in their match this evening.

Arsenal haven’t lost to Brighton since a calamtious 3-0 defeat at home back in May 2023, a devastating afternoon where they effectively handed the crown to City.

Arsenal beat Chelsea last time out (Picture: Getty)

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