Brighton and Brentford have been the league’s most reliable teams for BTTS outcomes, with 82% of their fixtures seeing both teams score. At 1.44, this market offers excellent value. Brighton have seen BTTS land in 88% of their home matches this season, while Brentford have recorded the same result in 75% of their away games.

Recent form also supports this trend, with each of Brighton’s last 10 matches ending with both teams finding the net. Similarly, Brentford have seen BTTS in 5 of their last 6 outings. Both sides possess strong attacking setups but remain defensively vulnerable, making this a standout option in what should be an open and entertaining encounter.

Brighton’s Joao Pedro has consistently been 1 of his team’s most fouled players this season. Averaging 2.59 fouls won per 90 minutes, the Brazilian forward has drawn 12 fouls across his last 5 matches. Notably, he has been fouled multiple times in 4 of these fixtures, showcasing his ability to attract attention from defenders.

His physicality and clever positioning make him a constant target for opposition challenges, especially against a Brentford side that thrive on disrupting play. Given his recent record and his role in Brighton’s attack, Pedro being fouled at least twice at 1.44 represents strong value in this matchup.

Kaoru Mitoma is Brighton’s creative heartbeat, and his attacking output has been consistent throughout the season. The Japanese winger has registered at least 1 shot in each of his last 13 appearances, totalling 25 attempts in that span. Mitoma has recorded multiple shots in 9 of those games, and his recent form surpasses his average of 1.86 shots per 90 minutes.

With Brighton’s attacking emphasis and Mitoma’s relentless energy, he is likely to be heavily involved in offensive transitions. At 1.33, backing him for 2 or more shots offers reliable value against Brentford’s defence.

Yoane Wissa is priced high at 1.57 to record 2 or more shots against Brighton. Brentford’s forward averages 2.48 shots per 90 minutes this season, emphasising his involvement in their attacking play.

Over his last 8 games, Wissa has attempted 17 shots, hitting multiple attempts in 5 of those matches. With his pace and movement, Wissa often finds space to create shooting opportunities, even against higher-pressing teams like Brighton. In what promises to be a high tempo match, Wissa’s attacking threat makes this bet an attractive proposition.

At odds of 2.80, Mitoma committing 2 or more fouls offers exceptional value. While the Japanese international averages 1.07 fouls per game, his recent record suggests a more aggressive approach.

Over his last 5 starts, he has committed 11 fouls, including multiple fouls in 4 of those matches. Mitoma’s high pressing and defensive work rate often leads to fouls as he battles to win possession higher up the pitch. Given the physical nature of Brentford’s midfield and defence, Mitoma could easily commit multiple fouls in this encounter.

Brighton’s Jan Paul van Hecke has been among the fouls in recent games, committing 5 fouls in his last 4 appearances. He has recorded at least 1 foul in 3 of those fixtures, with multiple fouls in 3 of his last 6 games.

At 1.57, he is well priced to commit at least 1 foul in this high-paced matchup. Brentford’s physical and direct approach will likely force van Hecke into action, making this a solid betting option.

Brentford defender Nathan Collins looks like a strong bet to commit a foul at 1.83.

He has fouled in 7 of his last 8 appearances and has been particularly effective at disrupting play in key moments. Notably, Collins has committed fouls in each of his last 3 starts against Brighton, a trend that is likely to continue given the Seagulls’ dynamic attack. With 10 fouls in his last 8 games, Collins’ physical defensive style makes this a compelling selection.

A high-scoring match looks likely given both teams’ attacking capabilities and defensive inconsistencies. Brighton have seen over 2.5 goals in 75% of their home fixtures, with 8 of their last 10 games exceeding this threshold.

Meanwhile, Brentford have hit the over in 76% of their league matches, including 7 of their last 9 outings. History also supports this trend, with 4 of the last 7 meetings between these teams producing 3 or more goals. At 1.44, backing over 2.5 goals is a logical choice in what should be an open and entertaining clash.