Brentford have a half-chance to grab an equaliser.

A corner from the right-hand side comes all the way through to Lasse Vibe at the back post, but the ball just hits the unmarked Dane on the shoulder and he can't deflect the ball towards goal.

Tempers flare slightly as Brentford defender Yoann Barbet over-runs the ball and goes in hard on Brighton midfielder Beram Kayal.

It's not so bad on second viewing, and referee Keith Stroud decides to keep his cards in his pocket.

But then moments later he books Brighton keeper David Stockdale - I'm not sure whether that is for time-wasting or saying something out of turn to the assistant referee.

I've been asking where you're following tonight's game from. Some are a long way away from Sussex...

Jon Lyndon: Another Brightonian following from Canada #seagullsmigrating

Max: Come on you Bees... from Stockholm, Sweden.

Ruairi Dorrity: I'm in San Francisco explaining to my colleagues why it is imperative that I take an extra hour for lunch to watch "soccer".

And some are a little closer to home...

Joe Parkinson: We are in Headingley!

And Brighton almost double their lead straight away, but Tomer Hemed shoots into the side-netting when well placed in the box.

The Israel international has gone 10 games without a goal for the Seagulls.

Brighton come within inches of opening the scoring

Seagulls captain Bruno hits a low shot from the edge of the area. However it's straight towards Brentford centre-back Harlee Dean.

He sticks out a leg and it cannons up onto the underside of the crossbar, and the Bees manage to clear the danger. That could have gone anywhere.

Both these sides are known for their passing game but neither team is really dominating possession at the moment.

Moments ago Albion striker Bobby Zamora was offside from a long free-kick forward. It was marginal, but the right decision by the assistant.

Image source, Rex Features

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The game has quietened down slightly in the last few minutes, with those two chances each for Anthony Knockaert and Alan Judge the main action so far.

Bringing in former Leicester winger Knockaert from Standard Liege looks like good business by Brighton, but Brentford hanging on to Judge during the transfer window has been just as crucial for the west Londoners.

Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale has made a great save to deny Alan Judge the first goal of the game.

The ball is cut back to the Irishman, who takes it on the half-volley from around the penalty spot and forces the former Fulham keeper to tip the ball over the bar.

The shot was straight at Stockdale, but tested his reactions.

Anthony Knockaert is at it again, driving at the Brentford defence, and his shot is deflected wide for a corner.

From the resulting delivery Tomer Hemed heads over unmarked from six yards out, but a free-kick is given.

Moments earlier Alan Judge had Brentford's first effort of the game, bursting into the box but cutting the ball wide under pressure from Lewis Dunk.

Matt Haslett: Ready for updates in Canada! I fancy a cheeky 2-1 win with Zamora netting the winner! Good old Sussex-by-the-Sea!!

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The first chance of the evening falls to Brighton.

Jamie Murphy cuts in from the left hand flank and his shot from the edge of the box is blocked.

The loose ball falls to Anthony Knockaert, but the Frenchman can't get the ball out from under his feet and pokes narrowly wide.

Image source, Rex Features

After Brighton have a last-minute pre-match huddle, referee Keith Stroud blows his whistle and we are under way on the south coast as the Seagulls take the kick-off.

The teams are out on the pitch at the Amex Stadium, to the traditional sounds of Sussex by the Sea, and the two sides are shaking hands.

Kick-off is moments away.

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BBC Sussex and BBC Radio London are providing live commentary from the Amex Stadium this evening.

Unfortunately a rights issue prevents us from streaming Football League commentaries on the BBC Sport website.

Brentford head coach Dean Smith also names an unchanged team, sticking with the side which drew at home to Leeds on 26 January.

The Bees saw three first-team players leave during the transfer window, with Jota joining Eibar on loan, Toumani Diagouraga moving to Leeds and James Tarkowski completing a protracted transfer to Burnley.

Lewis Macleod could finally make his debut for the Bees from the bench, with a series of injuries keeping the midfielder sidelined since joining from Rangers in January 2015.

Image source, BBC Sport

Brentford subs: Bonham (GK), Yennaris, O'Connell, Kerschbaumer, Macleod, Canos, Djuricin.