Wolves have dominated possession in the last 10 minutes but they haven't been able to find that equaliser.

They have 10 minutes to do so or Brighton will be no more than four points away from the top flight.

Four points. That's all Seagulls fans.

That ended up being Ben Marshall's last contribution as he and Jon Dadi Bodvarsson are withdrawn and replaced by Nouha Dicko and in-form academy striker Donovan Wilson, who is making his league debut.

Brighton have not won at Wolves since 1991 but have drawn on five of their last seven visits.

Only a smart save from David Stockdale keeps them in front from Ben Marshall's angled right-foot shot.

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Conor Coady is probably glad to see the back of Solly March as he gave the Wolves right-back plenty to think about.

Wolves hit Brighton on the break but Ben Marshall's toe poke gives David Stockdale a comfortable save, even if he does manage to spill it at the first attempt.

Brighton make their first change with Jamie Murphy replacing Solly March, who has twice had treatment in the last few minutes.

That's great movement and determination from Tomer Hemed to win Brighton a corner.

A second would surely settle any Brighton nerves.

But they won't get it here as the referee spots a foul in the box as the cross comes in.

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A penny for this man's thoughts?

Chris Hughton has done a sterling job at Brighton since taking over, making them a force in the Championship and instilling tremendous powers of recovery after last season's disappointing near miss.

There's 25 minutes to hold out as they look to make another step towards the Premier League.

At last a save for David Stockdale and an important one too, sticking out a big right hand to turn away Conor Coady's header at the far post from Ivan Cavaleiro's cross.

What a cross that is from Solly March.

He leads Conor Coady a merry dance and whips over a delicious delivery that has Andy Lonergan flapping.

Far too good. Even for his team-mates.

Commanding goalkeeping from David Stockdale.

First he punches clear a Ben Marshall free-kick before racing off his line to claim Conor Coady's follow-up cross.

Still no shots on target for Paul Lambert's side.

Glenn Murray will be happy to see the linesman's flag go up there as he plants a free header over the bar from six yards.

He was well offside but he still put his head in his hands. Offside or not he should have hit the target.

There's been plenty of huffing and puffing from Wolves at the start of this second half but Brighton are keeping them at arms' length.

Like they have with many a Championship side this season to be fair. They are a tough nut to crack.

More pressure from Wolves and another corner... but Romain Saiss' delivery is headed clear by Glenn Murray.

Seagulls keeper David Stockdale still hasn't had a save to make yet.

Nice build-up play from Brighton down their left flank.

Sebastien Pocognoli crosses towards the near post but with Kortney Hause at his back Tomer Hemed can't divert it towards goal.

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Nevertheless, it was a brilliantly taken strike by Anthony Knockaert as he still had plenty to do.

Wolves force an early corner but Brighton defend it comfortably enough.

We're back under way at Molineux.

But it was interesting to take a look at the replay of Anthony Knockaert's goal at half-time.

He was actually offside when David Stockdale booted the ball forward as neither Glenn Murray nor Matt Doherty got a flick on the clearance before it reached the Frenchman.

It was an incredibly tough one to spot for the officials.

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Newcastle have not had it all their own way this season, as demonstrated by Saturday's defeat at Sheffield Wednesday.

However, Rafa Benitez's men are still in the driving seat to secure promotion back to the Premier League at the first time of asking.

Victory over play-off chasing Leeds would leave them firmly in control of their own destiny.

The Magpies eased to a 2-0 win at Elland Road earlier this season but are likely to be without the man who scored both their goals that day, as Dwight Gayle faces a spell out with a hamstring injury.

Our other late game sees Burton hoping to move further away from relegation danger with victory over Ipswich Town.

The Brewers, playing at this level for the first time in their history, have lost just two of their past 10 but Blackburn's earlier win means they are just two points clear of danger.

Wolves v Brighton isn't the last of the EFL action we have for you today.

There is more to come.

Birmingham City became the first team to fail to beat relegated Rotherham since 11 February today and it seems their players are not happy about it.

BBC WM reporter Richard Wilford has tweeted the above as well as saying there was an altercation on the pitch between Blues players after the final whistle.

The club have won just two of Gianfranco Zola's 23 games in charge and are now just four points above the relegation zone.

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