Brighton and Bournemouth are 15th and 16th respectively and have identical records at the halfway stage of the season. But with only two wins between them from their last 16 matches combined, Graham Potter and Eddie Howe know nothing is guaranteed yet in terms of survival. Brighton were thumped 5-0 by the Cherries at home last season – their heaviest home league defeat since December 1973 – while Bournemouth are hoping to record successive away league victories for the first time since October 2018. Ed Aarons
Saturday 12.30pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Amex Stadium
Last season Brighton 0 Bournemouth 5
Referee Paul Tierney
This season G13 Y41 R0 3.15 cards/game
Odds H 10-11 A 7-2 D 5-2
BRIGHTON
Subs from Button, Steele, Bong, Bissouma, Balogun, Jahanbakhsh, Murray, Schelotto, Baluta, Connolly, Alzate, Mooy, Dunk
Doubtful Dunk (ill)
Injured March (groin, 1 Jan), Izquierdo (knee, Feb)
Suspended None
Discipline Y26 R2
Form LWDDLL
Leading scorer Maupay 7
BOURNEMOUTH
Subs from Boruc, Travers, Ibe, Dobre, Surman, Solanke, Stanislas, Francis, Simpson
Doubtful Francis (knee)
Injured Aké (hamstring), Smith (ankle, both Jan), Brooks (ankle), Daniels (knee), Danjuma (foot), Kelly (thigh), H Wilson (leg, all unknown)
Suspended None
Discipline Y35 R1
Form LLLWLD
Leading scorer H Wilson 6