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Brighton 0-1 Aston Villa
Brighton are struggling to keep hold of the ball when they attack. Getting to the danger zone is easy enough, but it's all a bit rushed and predictable after that.
Summary
Brighton unbeaten in 11 league games
Villa unbeaten in six games since Steve Bruce took charge
Nathan Baker is the first to score against Brighton since 15 October
Glenn Murray scores his 10th goal of the season to level
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Gabriel Agbonlahor has been quiet but has looked lively enough on the few occasions he has had the ball. A poor pass by Anthony Knockaert gives the Aston Villa man possession in the final third but his shot is blocked.
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Nathan Baker is the first goalscorer against Brighton since 15 October.
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The goal has certainly spiced things up after a pretty dull first 20 minutes. the tackles are flying in now.
Steve Bruce obviously did have a plan for Aston Villa. (see 16 mins). The old rope-a-dope approach.
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It could have so easily been 2-0 to Aston Villa. Another set-piece and another good leap by Nathan Baker nearly ends with Mile Jedinak heading the ball in from two yards, but Steve Sidwell bravely throws himself in the way and it remains 1-0.
GOAL: Brighton 0-1 Aston Villapublished at 21 mins
Nathan Baker
Image source, Rex FeaturesNathan Baker heads Aston Villa ahead, getting in front of his man and heading in Albert Adomah's inviting free-kick. The first attempt at goal brings a goal.
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Aston Villa have a free-kick 40 yards out....
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Brighton 0-0 Aston Villa
A dangerous situation with a free-kick on the right for Brighton ends in big sighs from the home fans as Anthony Knockaert sends the ball high and wide.
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is it going to plan for Steve Bruce? More than 70% possession for the hosts so far. Are Aston Villa sitting back or being forced back?
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Anthony Knockaert was keeping Riyad Mahrez out of the Leicester team not that long ago. They are both full of tricks and Knockaert has just started to show a bit of his undoubted talent with some neat footwork on the right wing.
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Aston Villa show for the first time but a promising break led by Albert Adomah ends with an offside flag. Still no shots.
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Gaetan Bong's teasing cross causes a bit of panic in the Villa defence but nothing comes of it. We have some action at last.
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Brighton 0-0 Aston Villa
One word summary of the opening seven minutes? Cagey - to be kind. Uneventful is middling. And dull is probably being harsh.
Massive game for Brightonpublished at 6 mins
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Adam Virgo
Former Brighton defender on BBC Sussex"These are the game you train for day-in day-out - a massive club like Aston Villa coming here, it's a great occasion for the fans.
"Brighton can set a marker for the rest of the sides in the Championship ahead of tomorrow's matches."
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A quiet start. Nothing to get excited about so far. Patience.
Listen live on BBC Radiopublished at 19:48 Greenwich Mean Time 18 November 2016
Brighton 0-0 Aston Villa
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However, you can tune into local radio to hear the best that BBC Radio Sussex and BBC WM have to offer.
KICK-OFFpublished at 19:47 Greenwich Mean Time 18 November 2016
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Image source, BBC SportWe're under way at the Amex. If Brighton hit six, they will go top. Feeling optimistic Seagulls fans?
Close now...published at 19:45 Greenwich Mean Time 18 November 2016
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Right, just a few moments away from kick-off now.
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End of twitter postMurray on the mark at the Amexpublished at 19:43 Greenwich Mean Time 18 November 2016
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Image source, Rex FeaturesWhen it comes to home comforts, Brighton's Glenn Murray sets the standard as far as forwards are concerned.
Murray, the Seagulls' leading scorer so far this season, has scored each of his nine goals at the Amex Stadium... oh and they have all been in the league.
Last time in front of the Brighton faithful, he bagged a hat-trick in a 5-0 win over Norwich.