The decision stands - no goal. Noni Madueke was *just* offside.

Oh and Dominic Calvert-Lewin is even closer to scoring but just fails to get the crucial touch to a fine ball across the face of goal by Dwight McNeil. Any sort of touch and that was a goal.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score Red Button

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The high line from Brighton is almost criminal.

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Chelsea 1-1 Brighton

The lines are being drawn. Is Noni Madueke offside or is Adam Webster keeping him on near the halfway line? It's close. I can't tell.

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Everton remain on the hunt for an equaliser but Dominic Calvert-Lewin doesn't connect cleanly with a good delivery from a corner, before Vitaliy Mykolenko's lofted ball into the box is straight through to the goalkeeper.

Another disallowed goal for Chelsea! This time Jadon Sancho.

Noni Madueke runs onto a pass from the halfway line, gets to the box and plays it across for Sancho to tuck home.

But the flag is up.

VAR checking though...

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a great finish. It's a good cross from Timber and Martinelli still had a lot of work to do.

There is no great power to it but the keeper didn't even move. 1-0 was coming.

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Still awaiting the first shot on target at The City Ground but Taiwo Awoniyi is looking particularly lively up top for Forest. There's a pause in the action as Emile Smith Rowe receives treatment following a knock.

This time Cole Palmer has the ball in the back of the net... but he's flagged offside.

It was one of those where it was fairly obvious he was offside as he ran onto a long ball over the top, bursted into the box and slotted home.

Then the flag went up. A quick VAR check confirms no goal.

Chelsea's best moment of the game and obviously it involves their best player Cole Palmer. He runs onto a through ball, draws the goalkeeper out, clips it past him and... sees it hit the post.

Fabio Carvalho, who assisted Bryan Mbeumo's opener, can't beat the first man with a free-kick as the game calms down following another fast and furious Brentford start.

The hosts seem happy to protect their early advantage, inviting West Ham on and looking to break quickly when they can.

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Brighton keeper Bart Verbruggen seems to have all the time in the world when he gets the ball - no Chelsea players steaming in to close him down.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The ball is played a little bit across Martinelli and he does well to get into the right position.

He sees Faes coming across and he tries to dink it over him but in doing that, he puts it over the bar too.

Really good pressure from Faes.

Everton are looking to respond and James Tarkowski is just beaten to an excellent free-kick into the box by Jesper Lindstrom.

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Chelsea keeper Robert Sanchez is called into action to stop it being 2-0. Danny Welbeck's cross takes a big deflection off Levi Colwill and Sanchez adjusts quickly to slap the ball away.

It is all Arsenal and they have two good chances in quick succession.

First, Mads Hermansen keeps out Bukayo Saka's low effort from the edge of the area before Saka sends Gabriel Martinelli through on the left but he fires over the bar.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Ironic chants of "there's only one Robert Sanchez" bellow from the away end after Georginio Rutter makes it 1-0.

If the Chelsea goalkeeper doesn't rush out, then the Frenchman doesn't score but he panicked after a poor touch from Moises Caicedo in the box began a series of error.

Levi Colwill saw his clearance blocked, which looped into the air and Marc Cucurella was outjumped by Rutter.

That fact four ex-Brighton players didn't cover themselves in glory was not lost on the away supporters, they have lapped it up and are dominating the atmosphere at Stamford Bridge.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on Final Score Red Button

It's a lovely finish from Marc Guehi and he wraps his foot around it. He gets across Tarkowski and it should have been dealt with.

The run from Guehi is brilliant.