Brighton confirm triple boost - but key man Jamie Carragher loves ruled out vs Liverpool

Brighton and Hove Albion are set for a triple midfield boost when they welcome Liverpool to the Amex Stadium on Saturday (12.30).

The Seagulls have hit poor form after an encouraging first half of the season.

Graham Potter's men have won just one of their past nine matches - and lost four on the bounce.

Still, Brighton are set to look significantly healthier in the engine room against the Reds.

Adam Lallana, who won the Champions League and Premier League with Liverpool before leaving for the south coast in 20202, was an unused substitute in the Seagulls' 2-1 loss to Newcastle last week.

However, he's over his hamstring injury and is in contention to start against his former club.

Enock Mwepu netted in Brighton's 2-2 draw at Anfield in October.

He's been troubled by a hamstring issue along with Jermey Sarmiento.

They're also in contention to feature, though.

On Mwepu, Potter said: "He’s trained this week so that’s really good for him.

“We need to look at his minutes and his time on the pitch. But the fact he’s training with us and is involved is great news for us."

No Webster

However, Brighton will still be without key defender Adam Webster.

The former Portsmouth and Ipswich Town man, who Jamie Carragher hailed as the best English ball-playing centre-back with both feet in the country, has a groin issue.

Potter said: "It is only Adam Webster who is still away so everybody else will be available for selection."