Arsenal will attempt to extend an impressive recent record against Brighton & Hove Albion when the sides meet at the Amex Stadium on Saturday.
Mikel Arteta’s side are unbeaten in their last seven competitive meetings with Brighton, recording five victories and two draws since their 3-0 Premier League defeat at Emirates Stadium in May 2023.
That sequence includes victories in both meetings last season and an away win on Arsenal’s most recent visit to the south coast.
The Gunners therefore arrive at the Amex knowing another positive result would make it eight consecutive matches without defeat against Brighton.
Supporters preparing for Saturday can find all the broadcast information in our Brighton vs Arsenal TV channel, live stream and kick-off guide.
Brighton vs Arsenal Head-to-Head Record
Arsenal hold the advantage across the complete history of the fixture.
The full Brighton vs Arsenal head-to-head record shows the clubs have met 35 times in competitive football.
Arsenal have won 20 of those matches, while Brighton have recorded eight victories and seven games have ended level.
| Result | Total |
|---|---|
| Arsenal wins | 20 |
| Draws | 7 |
| Brighton wins | 8 |
| Total meetings | 35 |
Brighton have caused Arsenal problems at various points during the Premier League era, but the balance has shifted considerably in recent seasons.
The Seagulls’ last victory over Arsenal came in May 2023, when they won 3-0 at Emirates Stadium.
Arteta’s side have not lost the fixture since.
Last Seven Brighton vs Arsenal Meetings
Arsenal’s recent record reads particularly strongly.
| Date | Fixture | Result |
|---|---|---|
| March 2026 | Brighton 0-1 Arsenal | Arsenal win |
| December 2025 | Arsenal 2-1 Brighton | Arsenal win |
| October 2025 | Arsenal 2-0 Brighton | Arsenal win |
| January 2025 | Brighton 1-1 Arsenal | Draw |
| August 2024 | Arsenal 1-1 Brighton | Draw |
| April 2024 | Brighton 0-3 Arsenal | Arsenal win |
| December 2023 | Arsenal 2-0 Brighton | Arsenal win |
Arsenal have scored 12 goals across that seven-game unbeaten sequence while conceding only three.
Perhaps more importantly for Saturday, Arteta’s side have become increasingly comfortable at the Amex.
Arsenal’s Recent Record at the Amex
Brighton won two of Arsenal’s first three Premier League visits to the Amex.
That has changed.
Brighton’s own match statistics ahead of Arsenal’s previous visit highlighted that the Gunners had gone five league trips to the stadium without defeat since 2020/21.
Arsenal have won three and drawn two across those five visits.
The latest came in March, when Arteta’s team secured a 1-0 Premier League victory.
The Premier League’s official match record confirms Arsenal took all three points at the Amex in that meeting.
That recent away record should provide confidence, although Brighton’s start to the current campaign makes Saturday a different challenge.
Brighton Carry Major Threat Into Arsenal Clash
Historical records will have little influence once the game begins.
Fabian Hürzeler’s side have emerged as one of the Premier League’s most dangerous attacking teams during the opening weeks of the season.
Their threat was demonstrated again in midweek when they recovered from two goals down to beat Manchester United 3-2 in the Carabao Cup.
We examined what that performance could mean for Arteta’s side in our Brighton opponent watch ahead of Arsenal’s visit.
Arsenal also have defensive fitness questions to resolve before kick-off, with the latest Arsenal injury news ahead of Brighton outlining the options available to Arteta.
The recent head-to-head numbers still favour the Gunners.
Arsenal have not lost to Brighton since May 2023, have avoided defeat on their last five Premier League visits to the Amex and have won five of the last seven meetings in all competitions.
Saturday gives Arteta’s champions the opportunity to extend that sequence to eight.
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