Crystal Palace return to the Amex Stadium on Sunday for a 14:00 BST meeting with Brighton & Hove Albion, seeking a third successive victory at the Seagulls’ home ground.
Palace have won their last two Premier League visits to Brighton, while Brighton have also lost their previous two home league matches against the Eagles. A third consecutive home defeat to Palace would be a first for Brighton in their league history. Across the last four Premier League meetings between the sides, Palace have taken three wins and a draw.
Ismaïla Sarr has been particularly influential in Palace’s two most recent trips to the Amex. He scored twice and supplied an assist during the 3-1 victory in December 2024, before finding the winning goal on the Eagles’ next visit in February.
Daichi Kamada arrives in strong form, having contributed to four goals across his last four Premier League appearances. That run includes one goal and three assists, following a period in which he had not recorded a goal or assist in his previous 64 Premier League games. Sunday could also mark Kamada’s 99th appearance for Palace in all competitions.
Brighton are looking to win four consecutive Premier League matches for only the second time, matching a run achieved in February and March 2025. They have also scored 18 goals in their opening six Premier League games of a season, a tally last reached by Brighton themselves in 2023-24. The Seagulls last won four league matches in succession without conceding in November 2016, when they were competing in the Championship.
