David Stockdale is called into action as Sergi Canos tries a shot from the edge of the area, which the Brighton keeper gathers.

With just James Wilson up front now for the Seagulls, Brentford are coming back into the game.

Danny Payne: Where in Canada is Matt Haslett (see 19:51)? Has the magic of BBC Sport live text found me a fellow Montreal Seagull?!

Are you out there, Matt? Are you still with us?

Brighton keeper David Stockdale hasn't had too much to do in the second half but makes a meal of coming to gather a corner.

The loose ball falls to John Swift, whose effort is deflected behind off James Wilson.

Albion make their second change of the evening, with Andrew Crofts coming on for Tomer Hemed.

The Israel international with be pleased to have ended his goal drought with his seventh goal of the season.

Crofts will look to add more steel to the Brighton midfield.

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Brentford are starting to dominate possession but they are yet to seriously test Albion keeper David Stockdale.

Maxime Colin has had a couple of breaks down the right and Alan Judge has had a shot from the edge of the area blocked.

Anthony Knockaert comes close to his second goal and what a goal it would have been.

Great work from Jamie Murphy releases James Wilson down the left, and his cross finds the Frenchman, whose first-time volley goes just over the bar.

Meanwhile Brentford have made their second change, with Marco Djuricin on for Lasse Vibe up front.

Brighton defender Lewis Dunk sends a header wide from a deep corner and moments later Brentford make their first substitution.

On-loan winger Sergi Canos replaces Sam Saunders, who signed a new one-year deal with the Bees today.

Can the Liverpool youngster provide a spark for Dean Smith's side?

A lofted ball from Josh McEachran is hit just too long for John Swift, who broke the Brighton offside trap, allowing Albion keeper David Stockdale to gather.

The away side are starting to probe the Seagulls' defence.

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A great run from John Swift has provided some encouragement for Brentford.

The on-loan Chelsea man beats a couple of players and finds front man Lasse Vibe, but the Dane decides to lay the ball back towards Swift - but he hasn't continued his run and Brighton clear the danger.

Will Bees head coach Dean Smith make a change to get back into the game?

James Wilson has made an instant impact after coming on for Bobby Zamora at half-time.

Chasing a ball out to the left flank, he plays it back inside to Jamie Murphy, but his right-footed shot skews high and wide of the far post.

Neil Graham: Albion fan in Bristol, even the pub TV switching off just before we scored can't spoil a great night! More goals to come!

Peter Day: 6.45am start in Australia to see the Bees at Brighton. Need to up a gear or two in the second half. Come on you Bees!

Brighton create another opening moments after the restart.

Jamie Murphy gets in another cross from the left and Tomer Hemed beats Yoann Barbet in the air but can't get enough on his header to trouble David Button.

We are back under way at the Amex Stadium.

Brentford have work to do if they are to come away from Sussex with at least a point and regain the momentum to continue their bid for the play-offs.

However, the Bees have scored more goals away from home than any other team in the Championship this season.

Brighton, meanwhile, haven't won a game by more than a single-goal margin all season.

James Wilson is on to replace Bobby Zamora up front for Brighton.

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This is a bumper weekend of sport - the start of the Six Nations, the first weekend of the Super League season, as well as another round of Premier League action.

BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson is pitting his wits against a different guest each week this season.

Lawro's opponents for the latest round of Premier League games are Blake Harrison and Daniel Mays, stars of the new Dad's Army film.

What results have they gone for? Find out here.

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Been out at work all day and not had a chance to catch up with Friday's big football stories? Here you go...

• Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger believes extra television revenue for Premier League clubs will be used to buy players rather than cut ticket prices.  
• Barnsley have given Bristol City permission to speak to Lee Johnson about the managerial vacancy at Ashton Gate.
• Burnley manager Sean Dyche has agreed a new contract with the Clarets, who are third in the Championship table 
• The Chinese transfer record has been broken for the third time in 10 days after Jiangsu Suning spent £38.4m on Shakhtar Donetsk and Brazil midfielder Alex Teixeira.

Bob Wigin: Following the Brighton game from Cardiff. Seagulls!

Mel Fletcher: A Seagulls fan in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Andrew Dennett: Currently sitting in West Stand Lower at The Amex watching a sublime Knockaert performance!!

Wherever you are in the world, it's hard to argue against this man being the star player in the first half.

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Shortly after Brighton striker Bobby Zamora failed to get on the end of a long ball forward, Keith Stroud blows his whistle and the teams head for the tunnel at the Amex.

Following those first-half goals from Anthony Knockaert and Tomer Hemed, Brighton are on course for a third successive victory and are set to move up to third place in the Championship table.

We are into two added minutes of injury time at the Amex.