Liverpool failed to win any of their three meetings with Brighton last season, drawing both in the WSL, before being dumped out of the FA Cup by the Seagulls. Prior to this though, the Reds had actually won five successive encounters with the Albion.
So, ahead of this Women's Super League clash by the South Coast, check out our preview, predictions, team news and TV info.
Brighton vs Liverpool match info
- Date: Saturday 14 November 2026.
- Kick off times: 5:45pm (GMT) & 12:45pm (ET)
- Competition: Barclays Women's Super League
- Venue: Amex Stadium - Falmer, Sussex
- How to watch: Sky Sports (UK) and CBS Sports (USA).
How can I watch Brighton vs Liverpool?
Country | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
UK & Ireland | Sky Sports Premier League |
United States | CBS Sports Golazo and Paramount+ |
Australia | Stan Sport |
Canada | Sportsnet World |
New Zealand | Sky Sport 4 |
India and South Asia | FanCode |
Southeast Asia | beIN Sports 3 |
Germany, Austria and Switzerland | sportdigital+ |
Sweden | TV4 Play |
Norway | VG+ |
China | Migu |
Brighton vs Liverpool match preview
Can Liverpool finally end their long wait for a Women's Super League win? Last Sunday, the Reds were narrowly beaten 2-1 by Arsenal at Anfield, despite Beata Olsson's early equaliser. This means, after accumulating seven points from their first four matches, Gareth Taylor's team have collected just one from the previous five, sliding all the way down to 12th.
In mid-week, the Reds did claim a morale-boosting win in the League Cup, smashing Aston Villa 4-1 in St Helens; Marie Höbinger and Cornelia Kapocs scoring, before Olsson scored twice. Liverpool have won three out of four in that competition, but now need to translate that into WSL points.
Well, this certainly won't be an easy assignment, considering Brighton & Hove Albion have won each of their last three at home. Following victories over West Ham and Charlton in Sussex, goals from Caitlin Hayes and then Sophie Peskett saw them come from behind to beat Crystal Palace at Broadfield a fortnight ago.
On the road, Arturo Ruiz's team have lost three in a row, most-recently beaten at Tottenham, which is very much hindering their progress. Nevertheless, having come from two goals down to beat Liverpool in May's FA Cup semi-finals, Brighton will fancy their chances of another victory over the Reds.
Brighton team news
Brighton beat Watford in the League Cup on Wednesday, a match Arturo Ruiz made nine changes for, with all the regulars set to return here. Charlie Rule, Moeka Minami, Jelena Čanković, Kiko Seike and Aisha Masaka al remain sidelined.
Liverpool team news
Similarly, Gareth Taylor is missing Ceri Holland, Sophie Román Haug, Aurélie Csillag, Anna Jøsendal, Lily Woodham and Mia Enderby, while he made ten changes against Aston Villa in midweek. Fūka Nagano was the only player to start both, but did anyone do enough to force their way in?
Predicted Line-ups
- Brighton predicted lineup: Nnadozie; Mpomé, Vanegas, Hayes, Olislagers; Symonds, Joramo, Tvedten, George, García; Kirby.
- Liverpool predicted lineup: Keating; Kerr, Clark, Fisk, Bernabé; Nagano, Maclean, Ramos, Endemann, Kapocs; Olsson.
- Score prediction: Brighton 1-1 Liverpool.
Add us as a preferred source on Google