Brighton & Hove Albion head to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium today with their sights set on a historic achievement and a major boost for their European ambitions. The Seagulls are flying, having emerged as the Premier League's form team with five wins from their last six matches under manager Fabian Hürzeler.

This impressive run has seen them collect more points than any other side since Matchweek 27, and a victory in North London would propel them firmly into the conversation for a top-six finish. Their confidence is sky-high, particularly on the road, where they have won their last three away games without conceding a single goal. Today, they have the chance to win four consecutive away matches in the top flight for the first time in the club's history.

Manager Fabian Hürzeler is expected to stick largely with the winning formula that has served him so well. The major absence is captain Lewis Dunk, who serves the second game of his suspension, while James Milner remains sidelined but is closing in on a return. The creative burden will fall heavily on the shoulders of Pascal Groß, who has been a chance-creating machine since January and leads the entire league in successful crosses. He will look to pick apart a Spurs defense missing its own key leaders.

In attack, the in-form Yankuba Minteh should retain his place, with the experienced Danny Welbeck leading the line. Brighton's recent record against Tottenham is encouraging, having scored 14 goals in their last five league meetings. More than individual talent, it's Hürzeler's cohesive and disciplined system that makes Brighton such a dangerous proposition, especially against a Spurs side struggling for consistency. This clash is a classic test of momentum versus pedigree, and Brighton will be dressed for the occasion, aiming to secure a famous three points.