There's been nothing really yet from Leicester in terms of attacks. Wilfred Ndidi is booked as he flies in late on Riccardo Calafiori.

West Ham have the ball, but still search for the goal they need to try and kickstart their afternoon - and potentially Julen Lopetegui's reign.

A corner travels through the box and out to the waiting Aaron Wan-Bissaka, but his powerful drive is blocked.

I cannot emphasise enough now much Brighton have imploded here. There's a mistake every 30 seconds.

They lose the ball again and Noni Madueke looks like he's about to burst away before being brought down by Pervis Estupinan.

Yellow card for the Albion defender but it could have been red.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester have been set traps by Arsenal.

That is two opportunities Martinelli has had from the exact same trap.

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Everton cannot deal with corners at the moment and Eddie Nketiah's shot is heading for the top corner but James Tarkowski heads the ball up into the air, before Ashley Young scrambles away just in front of his own goal.

Lewis Dunk is booked for dissent.

Cole Palmer to take this penalty. Obviously.

Chris Wood has the ball in the net for Nottingham Forest but the flag is immediately raised for offside.

It's checked by VAR and that onfield decision is upheld.

Jadon Sancho is looking so good out there. He runs down the left and plays a one-two with Enzo Fernandez. But he's fouled as he looks to get onto the return ball - by two defenders - and that's a pen.

What on earth has happened to this game? Brighton are the shambles now. Noni Madueke takes the ball off another Albion player and just gets his final ball to Cole Palmer wrong.

Another chance for Gabriel Martinelli as he is again picked out in space on the left side of the box, but Dean Henderson saves well at his near post.

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Brentford are the first team in Premier League history to score in the opening minute in three consecutive games.

Not too much has happened since, but the hosts won't mind that.

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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