Knockaert scored both Brighton goals
Murray sent off for handball, Forestieri's penalty saved
Owls' Fletcher and Hutchinson also sent off
Dunk headed equaliser into own net
Brighton go two points clear of Newcastle
Brighton 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
The ball seems to have spent all of its time at the feet of a blue and white striped shirt at the start of this half.
No changes at the break for either side but Brighton have come out with some intent, it seems.
Brighton 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Brighton get us going again the second half. A bit more goal mouth action if you can, gents.
We'll also keep you up to date with any changes in the League One game between Port Vale and Bury - the hosts lead 2-1 at Vale Park.
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I'm sure it hasn't escaped your notice that it's January, and therefore the transfer window is open.
A big Premier League move has just gone through - Stoke have signed striker Saido Berahino from West Bromwich Albion for £12m.
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Warren Aspinall
Ex-Brighton striker on BBC Sussex
Image source, PABrighton have to go back to square one now and look at scoring the first goal in the second half and hold onto the win.
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So, what did you make of that first 45 minutes at the Amex?
Is Anthony Knockaert the best player outside the Premier League? Will that late first-half goal revive Sheffield Wednesday?
As always, keep your thoughts coming using #bbcefl.
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Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live
A mixed game in many ways. Both teams started cagey and the moment it got a but more adventurous, you could see what they can do attacking wise. It's nicely poised.
Port Vale 2-1 Bury
Goals galore in the closing stages of the first half in League One, where Port Vale have a 2-1 lead over Bury.
James Vaughan, who scored four times for Bury six days ago, brought the visitors level after Tyler Walker's opener for Vale.
But Ryan Taylor's penalty just before the break has given the hosts a half-time lead.
Brighton 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Two goals but not the most exciting at the Amex for a top of the Championship fixture.
Anthony Knockaert's classy finish gave Brighton the lead before Lewis Dunk's own goal levelled it.
It's warmed up nicely without ever really breaking into a free-flowing spectacle.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBrighton 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Daniel Pudil comes right through the back of Anthony Knockaert but there's no card, just a free-kick conceded by the Sheffield Wednesday defender.
And a few anxious moments for Brighton fans before Knockaert gets to his feet.
Brighton 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
There are going to be five minutes of injury time after that injury to Sheffield Wednesday right-back Jack Hunt which caused him to leave the field.
Easily enough time for another goal.
Brighton 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live
Fantastic link-up play and good running movement from Sheffield Wednesday.
It's a good ball and as Norwood's recovering, he gets too much on it. Dunk's reacting more than anything and he skims it into the far corner.
Lewis Dunk own goal
This is a brilliant example of how not to defend a cross, but credit Sheffield Wednesday for their build-up play.
Fernando Forestieri's cross with the outside of his right boot causes panic in the Brighton penalty area and it is flicked onto captain Lewis Dunk who tries to head clear, but can only turn into the net.
A great time to score for the Owls as we go into first-half injury time.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBrighton 1-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Something seems to be in the air in Brighton tonight as there has been a real lack of tempo from both sides so far.
Most of the play has been at jogging, and at times walking, pace as they seem content to knock the ball around.
Tomer Hemed drills a shot wide for Brighton from just outside the area.
Brighton 1-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Brighton just taking the momentum out of the game, knocking it around the back and in midfield with not too many forward passes until it goes long.
Brighton 1-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Image source, Rex FeaturesThey might not have been at their fluent best so far, but Chris Hughton's Brighton are looking immediately more confident with the way their moving the ball around.
A proper game of football is breaking out here.
Brighton 1-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live
A disappointing goal to concede from Sheffield Wednesday's point of view, but Brighton executed that brilliantly.
Knockaert's change of direction got him into the six-yard box and it's a lovely finish.
Anthony Knockaert
Image source, Rex FeaturesA quick, incisive and clinical counter-attack by Brighton.
Tomer Hemed's through ball finds Anthony Knockaert whose first touch looks heavy, but he does enough to round the keeper and then compose himself to finish with covering defenders on the line.
The game's best player has a goal just as Sheffield Wednesday were growing into the match.
Brighton are heading top of the Championship as it stands.
Brighton 0-0 Sheffield Wednesday
The physios and medical team took a good five minutes preparing Jack Hunt before being able to carry him off, his leg heavily wrapped up.
We're going to have quite a few minutes of injury time after the first 45 here.
Brighton 0-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live
It did look like an impact injury, rather than one on landing. Hopefully it will just be a severe knock.