Brighton Hove Albion VS Liverpool

First of all, Blyton, the team in the game last weekend, the 2-0 victory over Wolves, Wülbeck and Gruda for the team's credit. However, Blyton has been inconsistent recently, picking up just one point in his last five games, and has ruled them out of next season's Europa League. Blyton has scored 59 goals, conceded 56 goals and averaged 13.47 shots on target and 4.75 on target in 36 games. The defensive side of the problem is more obvious, the save rate is only 61.3% , which makes their defense is more vulnerable. Blyton is expected to play in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Wilbrough, Wilfell and Dunk starting. Then there is Liverpool, who have clinched the title four games early but have struggled in their last two games, losing 3-1 to Chelsea and then drawing with Arsenal. Nonetheless, Liverpool's overall strength can not be underestimated. They have scored 83 goals in 36 games, averaged 79.08 xG, 57.8% possession per game and 10.4 PPDA, all statistics that show their attacking prowess. Defensively, Liverpool conceded 37 goals with an expected 34.73, second only to Arsenal. Liverpool are expected to play in a 4-2-3-1 formation with Alison, Anthony van Dyck and Salah leading the way. From a fundamental and statistical point of view, although Liverpool have won the title early, but they are still very strong attack, and Blyton's defensive problems may be their weakness. Still, Blyton's relatively good form at home, combined with a recent pick-up in form, could make for a goal-laden game. My prediction is that it will be 2-2 or 3-2, with Liverpool slightly in the lead, but Blyton also had chances to score.