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Coming on top of losing at Preston, then Saturday's FA Cup slip-up with a much-weakened side at Lincoln, Brighton are now staring at a third straight away defeat. They have been pretty much outplayed by David Wagner's rampant Terriers, who could actually have been ahead by more.

As well as enjoying 72 per cent possession, Huddersfield have made the most of it. Rajiv van La Parra could have had a hat-trick, hitting the post, having one blocked and also being denied by David Stockdale.

Brighton's goal, by contrast, came from a bad error. And Chris Hughton's men have hardly looked like scoring since.

The last time they let in more than three in a game was a 4-1 defeat at Cardiff almost a year ago. But it's hard to imagine they won't concede again tonight with Huddersfield playing like this.

What's going on, Brighton fans? Your defence, which has been so solid all season, has conceded three goals for the first time in the league this term.

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The first half comes to a close, and what a first half for Huddersfield.

Kachunga becomes the first Huddersfield player to be booked for a foul on Beram Kayal. 

From the resulting free-kick, Glenn Murray heads home, but it is chalked out for offside.

Approaching the break and the Huddersfield fans pay vocal tribute to their manager, David Wagner, Jurgen Klopp's former assistant. 

"He's better than Klopp," they sing. Tha's boss tha!

Lewis Dunk is the second Brighton player to be booked, seeing a yellow card for a sliding challenge on Izzy Brown.

Great strike from van La Parra, superbly saved by Stockdale, low to his right. A save made even better by the fact that it took a deflection off the boot of Glenn Murray, stood just in front of him. Van La Parra has so far done everything but score.

A reminder that BBC Radio Leeds and BBC Sussex are broadcasting tonight's game live, although unfortunately a rights issue means we're unable to stream their commentaries on the BBC Sport website and app.

The ground has gone a bit quiet after Brighton's bolt from the blue. But Huddersfield are back on the attack as Nahki Wells and Rajiv van La Parra again cause problems.

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Within a minute of Brighton's equaliser, Huddersfield go close to restoring their lead again, but Rajiv van La Parra's shot is blocked behind by Lewis Dunk for a corner.

Rare chance for Brighton to relieve the home pressure with a foray upfield involving Anthony Knockaert. But the Terriers have so far had 77 per cent of possession and, more pertinently, actually look like doing something with it.

In a lively start from the Terriers, Izzy Brown tests Brighton keeper David Stockdale, then Rajiv Van La Parra clouts a first-time right-foot volley against the woodwork, hitting the left post.

Bruno's challenge on Rajiv van La Parra gets the Brighton full-back a booking in the first minute - and he then goes in again on Nahki Wells seconds later.

Referee James Linnington blows his first whistle of the night and we're underway.

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Brighton boss Chris Hughton might be looking down at the rest of the division, but he is under no illusions at the threat posed by David Wagner's Terriers tonight.

"You could see them building from last season, the manager went in and certainly instilled his philosophy of how he wants the team to play," Hughton told BBC Sport.

"They started the season well, had a little dip but then showed the character in the team to come again. They have got a very good squad and way of playing. I certainly expect them to be right up there come the end of the season."