Liverpool have never lost a top-flight game at Brighton (W3, D3).
That includes victories in all five Premier League encounters, although the last three have been by single-goal margins (1-0 or 2-1).
Brighton & Hove Albion
Brighton have won two of their four Premier League games since the restart, as many victories as in their previous 18 matches (D8, L8).
The Seagulls are looking to record back-to-back league wins for the first time since November.
Brighton have lost all four of their Premier League matches against teams starting the day top of the table.
Their last top-flight win against a side in first place was in December 1980, when they beat Aston Villa 1-0 with a goal from Michael Robinson (who later went on to join Liverpool).
Brighton have equalled last season's Premier League points total (36) and goals tally (35).
They need five more points to surpass their previous highest total in the Premier League (40 points in 2017-18).
Defeat would see the Seagulls lose consecutive Premier League home games for just the second time (they also lost three in a row between March and April 2019.
Liverpool
The Reds have gone seven hours and 42 minutes without scoring an away goal (in all competitions).
If they fail to score for a sixth successive away game it will be their worst run since an eight-match sequence in 1992.
Liverpool need four wins from their remaining five games to surpass the record points total in English top-flight history (Manchester City ended with 100 in 2017-18).
Victory in all their remaining games would see the Reds also break the record for the highest points total in one of the top five European leagues, set by Juventus (102 points) in 2013-14.
Sadio Mane has scored against 28 of the 30 opponents he has faced in the Premier League, failing to net in four games against Brighton and one versus Middlesbrough.
Mohamed Salah has been directly involved in 127 goals in 147 appearances for Liverpool in all competitions, scoring 92 goals and assisting 35.