
Chelsea Travels to Brighton for Premier League Clash After FA Cup Defeat
Chelsea will make the trip to the Amex Stadium on Friday night for a Premier League encounter with Brighton & Hove Albion, just a week after suffering a 2-1 defeat against the Seagulls in the FA Cup. The Blues will be seeking redemption and a better result for their traveling supporters.
Currently sitting fourth in the league table, Chelsea’s focus is now solely on the Premier League and the UEFA Conference League for the remainder of the 2024/25 campaign, having been eliminated from both domestic cup competitions. Football pundit Jamie Carragher has warned that it would be disastrous for the Blues if they fail to secure a top-four finish and Champions League qualification.

Pundits Predict the Outcome of Brighton vs. Chelsea
Ahead of the match, several pundits have shared their predictions for the Premier League clash between Brighton and Chelsea.
Former Chelsea player and current talkSPORT pundit Jason Cundy believes the Blues will secure a 3-2 victory, while his fellow analyst Jamie O’Hara has tipped a 2-1 win for the home side, stating that he thinks “Chelsea are struggling.”
Darts stars Luke Littler and Stephen Bunting have also offered their takes on the game. Littler expects a 2-1 win for Chelsea, with Brighton scoring, while Bunting has predicted a 1-1 draw.
Elsewhere, ex-Arsenal player Paul Merson and former Chelsea striker Chris Sutton have differing opinions on the outcome of the match.

Chelsea Can Put Pressure on Rivals with a Win
Chelsea’s fixture against Brighton on Friday night represents an opportunity for the Blues to put pressure on their rivals in the race for a top-four finish and Champions League qualification.
With fifth-placed Manchester City hosting sixth-placed Newcastle United on Saturday, a win for Chelsea could open up a significant gap between the teams battling for the coveted European spots. However, as we’ve seen this season, results in the Premier League can be unpredictable, and the Blues will need to be at their best to secure all three points.
While Chelsea’s hierarchy is reportedly satisfied with manager Enzo Maresca despite the recent FA Cup defeat, a loss to Brighton in the league could reignite the negative sentiment among the club’s supporters, which has been simmering in the background.
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