90 seconds of respite for Brighton as they manage to keep hold of the ball.

Substitutes being readied by either side.

In the context of the game, this is a very, very good chance for Brighton.

A free-kick into the box finds the head of Tomer Hemed but he is unable to direct his effort on target from eight yards.

Six goals in two games for James Vaughan now, and Bury are back at 2-2 against Port Vale.

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More late drama on the way at the Amex Stadium?

Adam Reach's delivery is causing all sorts of problems in the Brighton area.

The ball nearly falls to Steven Fletcher and then a one-two sets up Barry Bannan but the Owls midfielder slices an effort with the outside of his boot.

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Conor McNamara and Matthew Upson have just been discussing Sheffield Wednesday's unusual squad numbers. Striker Steven Fletcher wearing number six, for example. And their substitute goalkeeper wearing number two.

Let's not even go there.

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Chris Hughton's in discussions with his staff trying to plot how they're going to play with 10 men.

Since Glenn Murray dismissal the Owls have had pretty much all of the ball.

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It was a long pause and I didn't fancy him to score. It's a fantastic second save from David Stockdale.

A quite simply, stunning save and then another.

Fernando Forestieri's first effort is stopped by David Stockdale and then as the Italian tries to turn home the parried shot, Stockdale turns it wide again.

Ten-man Brighton are still right in this.

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A handball in the box means Sheffield Wednesday have the chance to take the lead.

Glenn Murray is the man who stops the shot and he is sent off!

A couple of corners for Sheffield Wednesday in front of their fans and all of a sudden they seem on top and Brighton unable to clear.

Another corner is worked short, which is deflected out for another corner.

First effort on target in the second half from the Owls but Ross Wallace's low free-kick never really looks like testing David Stockdale, who sees it all the way.

Nikul11: I'm an Arsenal fan with an admiration for Brighton and Chris Hughton. Brighton thoroughly deserve promotion, as does Chris Houghton!  

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A CHANCE! An actual chance.

Good strength by Brighton striker Tomer Hemed to work space for the cross and he floats it into Jamie Murphy in space, but his downward header bounces into the ground and then straight at the goalkeeper.

It's slowly beginning to open up, this game.

Sam Winnall's first start for Sheffield Wednesday doesn't last an hour as he is replaced by Steven Fletcher.

The new signing from Barnsley has struggled to get into the game up top, like the majority of his team-mates.

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The game's opening up nicely and both teams are looking a little bit more adventurous with their forward passing.

Just saw how could Shane Duffy can be in an attacking sense and then a crucial defensive header to stop a Sheffield Wednesday at the other end. 

As Brighton begin to work the ball around, the Owls get 11 men behind the ball.

Wednesday's Sam Hutchinson tracked Tomer Hemed all the way to the side of the box but his mistimed tackle trips the Israel striker who would've raced away.

The left-wing free-kick is then inches over the top from Shane Duffy, who should probably have done better with that.

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It's 15 goals in 25 games for Glenn Murray since he returned to Brighton but he's had even a glimpse of goal so far, but for a weak effort in the first couple of minutes.

After that promising opening to the second half from the hosts, the game is lacking any rhythm again.

Dan Edwards: Sheff Wed for play-offs, 6th currently and not in top gear. If they can get it together and turn draws into wins could push on.