class=”article_teaser__2t5do”>With Spurs missing the match-winning abilities of Kane, Al Hain-Cole thinks they could be the latest side to settle for a point against Potter's men

Tottenham will be aiming to bounce back from defeat when they travel to the Amex Stadium to take on Brighton in Sunday’s Premier League clash.

Jose Mourinho’s men were beaten 3-1 at home to Liverpool on Thursday, bringing an end to their eight-match unbeaten run in all competitions.

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Brighton vs Tottenham latest odds

Spurs are 11/8 (2.38) favourites with bet365 to return to form with a fifth victory in six against this opposition.

Only Arsenal and Manchester City have beaten the Seagulls in their last 10 fixtures, and they are available at 2/1 (3.00) to pull off an upset by coming out on top here.

Five of the hosts’ last eight league matches have resulted in draws, and there are odds of 12/5 (3.40) on offer on them playing out yet another stalemate in this one.

Brighton vs Tottenham team news

Tariq Lamptey, Alireza Jahanbakhsh, Jose Izquierdo, Danny Welbeck and Florin Andone are all injury doubts for the home side.

Harry Kane is unlikely to feature after being forced off with an ankle injury against Liverpool, while Giovani Lo Celso is ruled out, and Dele Alli and Sergio Reguilon are doubtful.

Brighton vs Tottenham preview

Kane’s absence would be a massive blow for a Spurs side that has relied upon his and Son Heung-Min’s partnership for 24 of their 34 league goals so far this campaign – with the captain also providing a league-high 11 assists.

It could prove particularly damaging in Sussex considering their frustrations on the road in recent league matches, having won just once in five away games and failed to score more than a single goal in four of those.

Graham Potter’s men have also struggled to grab decisive goals and turn one point into three this season, playing out six draws in their last eight league fixtures in their own backyard.

Brighton vs Tottenham predictions

With Tottenham having drawn three of their last five away in the league and likely to be missing one of their main match-winners, those 12/5 (3.40) odds could prove a smart investment on them being forced to settle for a point against a Brighton team that has drawn at least two more matches than any other Premier League outfit.

All odds correct at time of writing. Please gamble responsibly.