Marc Pugh charges forward, no doubt buoyed by his earlier goal. He has loads of space ahead of him as he runs at the Brighton defence but decides to have a goal at goal early and ends up dragging a shot wide.

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Over on BBC Radio 5 live, 606 is in full swing and Darren Fletcher and Robbie Savage are taking your calls.

Dan, a Liverpool fan, says: "Brendan Rodgers is walking round like he's a Liverpool legend, he's done nothing."

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QPR chairman Tony Fernandes:, external "I think every QPR fan should be proud of the team despite the defeat. Felt super proud of our boys and the fans were amazing."

If in doubt, go route one. Brighton go direct as Ali Al-Habsi hits the ball upfield and Gordon Greer makes amends for his earlier own goal by heading it on for Sam Baldock, who runs through on goal and makes no mistake when one-on-one for his first Brighton goal.

Jamie:, external Why aren't Southampton on the list to win the title? Comfortably second with a quarter of the season gone, no reason why not.

Daryl Wickham:, external A great time to be a Southampton fan, Ronald Koeman is helping us dream of Europe! Must try to not get carried away though.

A Holton:, external Is it just me or is anyone else detecting the slightest whiff of Blackburn 1994-95 in this Southampton team?

Brilliant save by Bournemouth's Artur Boruc as he shows cat-like reactions to get down quickly and claw away Lewis Dunk's header for Brighton.

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Southampton boss Ronald Koeman:, external "Not our best game today but we secured another away win! With backing support of our fantastic fans."

There are few better right-sided combinations in the Championship than Simon Francis and Matt Ritchie at Bournemouth, both attack-minded and both capable of getting back and defending. Francis embarks on a foray forward and has a go at goal, but sees his shot bend wide of the post. First real chance of the second half.

Newcastle midfielder Moussa Sissoko:, external "St James' Park was on fire this afternoon! Very nice performance of the team with a victory. Congratulations to Mehdi for his first match in the league."

Newcastle's revival under Alan Pardew continued as they picked up a fourth successive victory, beating Liverpool at home earlier today, with Mehdi Abeid making his league debut.

Back up and running in the Championship's late game. Can Brighton bite back?

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West Ham striker Carlton Cole:, external "Not the best of games but vitally important point. Well done lads."

Former England defender Danny Mills
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"West Ham have pace and power up front and that scares defenders in any division. They also have a solidity now. When Sam Allardyce was under pressure this time last year, he said 'just wait until I have got my defenders Winston Reid and James Collins back and we will be fine', and they were. Since then he has bolstered the side with some really quality players, and they now carry a serious threat going forward."

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There is a tasty little game taking place over in Germany at the moment, with Borussia Dortmund playing Bayern Munich.

Bayern are unbeaten in the league this season, but they are losing to Dortmund courtesy of Marco Reus's header.

Over in Spain, Luis Suarez will make his competitive home debut for Barcelona tonight against Celta de Vigo.

Follow the action from around the continent via the finely crafted musings of Andy Cryer in our European football live text commentary.

Bournemouth have their noses in front, and probably just about deserve it. They are up to second at the moment, but you sense more goals in this game. Brighton are still in it.

Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
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"The desire West Ham showed today was commendable. At the end of the game the players and fans were clearly delighted with the way they got back into the game, and I thought it was a very worthy performance."

Definitely an entertaining evening of football at Bournemouth as half-time approaches. Four minutes are tagged on to the end of the 45, is it enough time for Brighton to snatch an equaliser?

Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
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"If Chelsea had played a better side they would have dropped points today. They had another gear and only called on it when they needed it. But I think what Jose Mourinho wants is a higher standard on a regular basis, and he is entitled to want that.

"I love the way Cesc Fabregas and Nemanja Matic play together, and now Oscar is coming into the mix too. Manchester City cannot afford to lose tomorrow, otherwise they are out of it."

Former England defender Danny Mills
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"I've played for Alan Pardew and as all-rounder - a manager and a coach - he is one of the better ones. He is innovative in the dressing room and has got those Newcastle players playing for him and playing for each other. But I asked Newcastle fans what it would take for them to start singing his name. They said they never would. Even if they finished in the top four? They said it just would not happen."

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Bournemouth back in front as Brighton fail to clear their lines from a corner and Marc Pugh twists his body to meet a high, loose ball and volley into the back of the net. Great strike.