Albion back at the Amex in the WSL on Saturday

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Come and support Dario Vidosic's side as we take on Liverpool.

2025-04-18T10:30+01:00

Albion have beaten West Ham and drawn with Manchester United at the Amex this season.

Albion are back in WSL action on Saturday at the Amex when we take on Liverpool.

Kick off is 12.30pm and tickets are still available to purchase here.

Dario Vidosic's team have played twice at the Amex this season, drawing with Manchester United and beating West Ham.

Team news

Dario confirmed that Vicky Losada and Jorelyn Carabali are making good progress in their rehab and should be back before the end of the season. Madison Haley's recovery will be longer after she picked up an injury against Manchester City a few weeks ago.

Pre-match with Dario Vidosic and Maisie Symonds

Match facts

Brighton have lost only one of their three WSL home games against Liverpool, though it was in this exact fixture last season (0-1).

Liverpool have won each of their last four Women's Super League games against Brighton and could win five in a row versus an opponent for the third time in the WSL also Bristol City in 2015 and Yeovil Town in 2019).

Brighton have lost their last two WSL games (1-2 v Man City, 2-3 v Leicester) and could lose three in a row for the first time since February 2024 under Melissa Phillips (1 game) and Mikey Harris (2 games).

Liverpool have lost five of their last six WSL away games (W1), one more than across their previous 19 league matches on the road (W8 D7 L4).

Only Arsenal (30), Manchester City (23) and Chelsea (31) have scored more home goals in the Women's Super League this season than Brighton, with their 18 already at least six more than they have managed on home turf in any other WSL campaign (12 in 2022-23).

None of Liverpool's last 13 WSL games have ended level (W4 L9), the longest ongoing run in the competition; this after three of their first five matches this season ended in a draw (W1 L1).

Brighton recorded 23 shots and 1.99 G in their 2-1 defeat to Manchester City on MD18, their most ever efforts in a Women's Super League game. The Seagulls had only twice previously lost a WSL home game when having 15+ shots however (15 vs Everton in April 2024, 17 vs Birmingham in April 2022).

Liverpool have had the most shots from set-pieces (19) in the WSL this season while the R e d shave also scored the greatest proportion of their total goals in the top-flight this term from set-pieces (33% - 6/18 including penalties).

Only Khadija Shaw (10) and Jordan Nobbs (10) have scored more Women's Super League goals against Liverpool than Brighton's Nikita Parris (9). Meanwhile teammate Fran Kirby has only netted more often in the top-flight against Bristol City and Birmingham (9 each) than the Reds (8).

Four of Ceri Holland's six WSL goals have come against Brighton and Hove Albion, with each of her last four goals in the competition coming across her last four appearances versus the Seagulls.

Match officials