West Ham’s matches average 3.13 goals per game, while Brighton’s games see an average of 3.19 goals, reflecting a tendency for high-scoring encounters.

West Ham concede 1.81 goals per game and face an average of 5 shots on target, while Brighton concede 1.56 goals per game and face 4.44 shots on target. Offensively, both teams are consistent, with West Ham scoring 1.31 goals per game and Brighton averaging 1.62.

BTTS has landed in Brighton’s last 9 matches, as well as in all of West Ham’s last 4 outings.

Wagering on West Ham to register over 4.5 corners is well-supported by their corner stats this season. West Ham average 5.38 corners per game, generally exceeding the required 4.5 mark. Brighton’s defensive set-up contributes further, as they concede an average of 5.19 corners per game.

The Hammers have racked up a huge 17 corners over their last 2 matches (8.5 per game), and should reach this line comfortably enough.

West Ham’s goalkeeper averages 3.6 saves per game, exceeding the required line here. Brighton’s attacking output of 4.75 shots on target per game indicates that the Hammers’ shot-stopper will likely face a busy afternoon.

With West Ham’s defence conceding 1.81 goals per game, and the fact that they concede on average 5 shots on target per game, the need for multiple saves supports this selection.

Ayari is fouled 1.2 times per game on average, but this matchup increases his chances. West Ham midfielders Lucas Paquetá and Edson Álvarez commit 1.44 and 1.25 fouls per game respectively, showcasing an aggressive approach that is likely to target Ayari.

As a key player in Brighton’s buildup, Ayari is expected to see significant possession, increasing the probability of being fouled at least twice in this physical midfield battle.

Brighton to win seems a reasonable choice at these odds based on their consistent attacking performances and West Ham’s defensive frailties.

The Seagulls’ ability to maintain similar numbers both home and away makes them a reliable side to back, especially against a West Ham team that struggles defensively at the London Stadium.

West Ham have kept just 1 home clean sheet all season in the league, and Brighton look likely to break the hosts down at least once here.

Bowen is fouled 1.06 times per game on average, and against a physical Brighton defence that commits 11.38 fouls per game, he is likely to draw attention.

With Bowen consistently involved in dangerous areas, he remains a strong candidate to be fouled at least once during this encounter.

Brighton average 5.38 corners per game in the premier league this year. West Ham also concede on average 6.56 corners per game, highlighting their susceptibility to giving away set pieces.

Brighton’s attacking style, combined with West Ham’s defensive setup, suggests that the Seagulls will generate 5 or more corners here. They have exceeded 4 corners in all of their last 4 matches.

West Ham average 4.81 shots on target per game, but they don’t score many goals, suggesting they have a tendency to give goalkeepers simple saves to make.

With the Hammers likely to concede here, they’ll probably need to score a couple of goals themselves if they wish to win or draw the match, so will be eager to get shots off. 1.91 is a nice price for 4+ Brighton goalkeeper saves.