Tottenham vs Brighton: Premier League Prediction (25.05.2025)

On Sunday, May 25 at 22:00 WIB, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, the local team Tottenham will host Brighton & Hove Albion in the final match of the 38th round of the 2024–2025 English Premier League. The hosts are ending the season just above the relegation zone in 17th place, although a win could see them rise as high as 14th. The visitors sit 8th and cannot climb higher, though they could drop one spot.

Let’s make a prediction for Tottenham vs Brighton, taking into account the lack of strong tournament motivation for both sides. Bookmakers are giving a clear edge to the visitors. A Tottenham win is priced at 4.15, a draw at 4.50, and a Brighton win at 1.74. The over 2.5 total goals is at 1.32, suggesting expectations of a high-scoring encounter. Both teams to score is available at 1.37.

Tottenham

Ange Postecoglou’s failure in the league was offset by securing a prestigious European trophy. Tottenham finally claimed silverware, winning the UEFA Europa League final against Manchester United 1–0. No one will care that the final featured two underwhelming Premier League sides — the key is that the trophy now sits in the club’s museum.

In terms of gameplay, fatigue among key players was evident. As a result, the Spurs were forced to defend deep in the second half.

Brighton

Fabian Hürzeler’s side won three of their last four Premier League matches. However, a five-game winless streak before that dashed their European qualification hopes. Still, Mitoma and his teammates appear to be in good form and are playing with freedom.

Head-to-Head Stats

Since 2022, the teams have met eight times, with Tottenham Hotspur leading 5–3 in wins. In the first round of the current campaign, Brighton won 3–2 at home. An interesting stat: despite a 20-point gap in the standings, their goal difference is nearly identical — Spurs 63:61, Seagulls 62:58.

Prediction

Of course, Tottenham would like to end the season with a win in front of home fans. But do they have the energy after the European final and celebrations? That’s doubtful. Therefore, we’re backing the fresher side: Brighton to win at 1.74.