Brighton Hove Albion VS Liverpool

Liverpool's defence has dropped significantly since their title triumph, with at least four goals in their last two outings and an expected goal total of 9.0. Blyton has scored a total of 22 goals in his last six games and the home side are in a must-win position, with just three clean sheets at home this season. Liverpool have scored three goals in their last two outings but it is clear the intensity of the game has dropped. They were unable to cope with an all-out Chelsea side, so Blyton, who is vying for a place in Europe, was favourite to win the encounter after a 3-2 home defeat to the Reds in October. Blyton, who is level with the eighth-placed Brentford, remains on course for a European place in the penultimate round of the Premier League. The eighth place finish is likely to qualify for the UEFA League, so Monday Night's game is a big one for the Seagulls. Liverpool have secured the title ahead of schedule and will end their campaign against Crystal Palace on Sunday. The Reds, who have picked up just one point in their two games since their coronation, appeared relaxed, giving the more competitive Blyton a perfect chance to steal points. Despite this, the Reds remain a formidable attacking force. Liverpool looked unmotivated against Chelsey in their first game of the competition and were beaten 3-3 by the Blues at XG 3.1. Even so, they remain aggressive in attack, leading by two goals against Arsenal last week. Since winning the title, Liverpool have played a total of 9.0 xG in two games. And with Blyton still in a three-point state against them, having kept three clean sheets in 18 home games this season, they may choose to attack to keep the champions at bay. Liverpool have scored more than 3.5 goals in half of their away games this season, including two of their last three visits-a 3-1 defeat to Chelsea and a 3-2 defeat to Fulham. Blyton, on the other hand, has scored 22 goals in his last six games and they have the ability to cause problems for a defence that has lost its intensity. A total of more than 31/2 goals is recommended and Blyton wins 3-2.