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**Summary:**
Brighton are hosting Premier League champions Liverpool tonight, with a chance to still qualify for Europe. Liverpool manager Arne Slot admits motivation is a challenge after securing the title. Liverpool are rumored to be triggering Jeremie Frimpong’s release clause. Chiesa starts his first Premier League game. Salah is the only player to have played every minute in the Premier League this season. Liverpool’s squad imitated Arne Slot’s Ibiza holiday at their training center. Brighton will try to defend its home turf as its statistics are uneven. Brighton needs to finish eighth and have either Chelsea finish seventh and win the Conference League final, or Chelsea finishing sixth, winning the Conference League and Newcastle finishing seventh to secure the spot.
**News Article:**
**Brighton Aim for Europe Against Champions Liverpool**
**Brighton, UK –** Brighton & Hove Albion host newly crowned Premier League champions Liverpool tonight at the Amex Stadium (20:00 BST) in a match with significant implications for the Seagulls’ European aspirations. While Liverpool have already secured the title, manager Arne Slot has acknowledged the challenge of maintaining peak motivation in his squad.
Brighton still have a chance of European qualification, they must finish eighth and hope that Chelsea finish in seventh but go on to win the Conference League final, or if Chelsea finish sixth, win the Conference League and Newcastle finish seventh. The good news for Brighton is captain Lewis Dunk is back from injury, and Joao Pedro is available after a ban. Winger Kaoru Mitoma could also return.
Liverpool fans will see a new face in the starting eleven. Federico Chiesa makes his first Premier League start since joining the club. Meanwhile, star forward Mohamed Salah is set to make his 300th Premier League appearance. Trent Alexander-Arnold is on the bench.
Off the pitch, transfer rumors are swirling around Liverpool. Reports suggest the club are prepared to trigger the €35m release clause for Bayer Leverkusen’s Jeremie Frimpong.
Despite their title win, Liverpool will be looking to avoid their first three-game winless streak of the season. Brighton, known for their attacking style, will be aiming to capitalize on any complacency from the champions and boost their chances of securing European football next season.
The match promises to be an exciting encounter, with both teams having plenty to play for as the Premier League season draws to a close.