Arsenal will be looking to recover from a dampening 3-0 defeat to Manchester City when they travel to the South coast to take on Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday afternoon. Meanwhile, Brighton will be looking for their first win of 2020 as they return to action following a three-month hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic. Match preview © Reuters As the only side in the Premier League yet to taste victory since the turn of the decade, Brighton are firmly embroiled in a relegation battle as they prepare to return to action in an empty Amex Stadium this weekend. Indeed, Graham Potter's men have drawn six and lost three in 2020 thus far, and their fixture list does not look all too...
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