Reading midfielder George Evans picks up a caution from referee Peter Bankes for a sliding challenge on Anthony Knockaert out on the right flank.

John Swift steps up and strikes it straight into the wall.

Brighton scramble it clear.

Reading get a free-kick on the edge of the box as Sebastien Pocognoli fouls Danny Williams.

John Swift has taken ownership of this one, sending Yann Kermorgant away.

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Nottingham Forest caretaker Gary Brazil told BBC Radio Nottingham he was content with his team's efforts in their draw at Wigan.

The Reds ended a three-match losing streak with a point at the struggling Latics.

"It wasn't a game for the purist in any way shape or form. There was a lack of quality for both teams in the final third," he said.

"I think I take a positive from the clean sheet. We were very resilient.

"This isn't an easy place to come. The pitch isn't the best and they play a certain way, which makes it hard for you to get going."

He added: "I can't complain about their application. We just needed a bit more quality." 

Brighton fans are cheering what they think is a third goal, but the assistant on the near side has his flag up.

Bruno finds Glenn Murray with a ball in from the right and the striker volleys home - but he was just ahead of the Reading defence.

A correct decision by the officials.

Brighton midfielder Steve Sidwell has gone into the book for a cheeky elbow on Yann Kermorgant.

Almost a third for the Seagulls, but Anthony Knockaert shoots into the side-netting from a narrow angle after more good work from Jamie Murphy.

Reading have brought on John Swift for fellow midfielder Jordon Mutch as they look to get back into the game.

Reading almost level, but Shane Duffy clears from just in front of the line!

Danny Williams meets a cross from teh left with a firm header, but Republic of Ireland centre-back Duffy is there to cover, and acrobatically clears the ball.

A crucial interception from the defender, with Brighton keeper David Stockdale rooted to the spot.

Roy Beerens has a sight at goal for the visitors after a good piece of skill, but the Dutchman drags his shot wide of the far post from outside the area.

Reading haven't changed their style of play since the break, still going with a calm and patient possession-based game.

However, Brighton have won the ball high up the pitch a couple of times and the second half has largely taken place in the Royals' half.

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Barnsley boss Paul Heckingbottom told BBC Radio Sheffield his team made the most of Huddersfield's wastefulness.

The Tykes came from a goal down to take a point against their Yorkshire rivals.

"I'm pleased with a point because we weren't at our best," he said.

"We didn't show a lot of quality in the second half but we affected the game with energy and a tempo to our play.

"We want to be aggressive at home."

He added: "We made them pay for their missed chances and we took a point, which is great."

Another corner from Anthony Knockaert causes the Reading defence a couple of issues, but Yann Kermorgant manages to head the delivery clear.

Ali Al-Habsi punches a subsequent corner clear, but the ball had gone behind before coming back into play.

Brighton's top scorer Glenn Murray has an early dig at goal from range after the hosts win possession in the Reading half.

The former Royals loanee drags his effort wide of goal from about 25 yards out.

Reading get the second half started at the Amex Stadium.

The Royals were out nice and early after the break, a good couple of minutes or so before the Seagulls.

Can Jaap Stam's men find a way back into the match?

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