That was like necking five caffeine drinks in one gulp, while someone places ice cubes down your pants. I'm awake!

Gareth Barry latches on to one from 15 yards out which forces a great tip-over save from Mat Ryan.

It's that Solly March again - undoubtedly one of the best names in the PL.

He drifts down the left and again delivers a low ball that West Brom do well to cut out.

The Seagulls attempt to cut through the Baggies' defence again, but it's a tough ask against a notoriously tight backline.

Solly March, who looks a threat, fires a low cross from the left but it's cleared by the opposition.

I'm a bit bored, in all fairness.

Brighton counter-attack but the final ball from Pascal Gross just eludes Tomer Hemed.

It needs another effort on goal to lift the game.

Good grief!

Gareth Barry - playing against his 45th different opponent in the top flight equalling Ryan Giggs' record - smacks a hole-puncher of a shot that comes off what appears to be the backside of a Brighton player and out to safety.

That was goalbound.

BBC sports presenting legend Des Lynam is watching his beloved Brighton.

And his side went close again as Anthony Knockaert strikes a low 20-yard shot that Ben Foster crouches down to collect.

The Seagulls players' shooting sat-navs are pretty accurate today.

Eeek!

Solly March - who earlier tried one from distance - fires one from his howitzer of a boot.

Keeper Ben Foster parries into the path of Shane Duffy who tucks in the loose ball.

However, the lino elevates his yellow flag.

He was off, to be fair.

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The Brighton centre-backs are tested as a long ball is launched into the area intended for the head of Salomon Rondon, but the home side clear.

It's a free-kick at the other end now.

It's lull o'clock at the moment and we're only into the 11th minute.

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That was a good run from Matty Phillips.

The ex-QPR man thrusts down the right but his low cross is easily collected by Seagulls keeper Mat Ryan.

The Baggies are fractionally on top.

It looked better than it was.

Brighton's Solly March smacks a volley from about 20 yards - it flies about six yards wide of Ben Foster's goal.

At least, we've had our first effort on goal.

We are under way.

West Brom are in grass green so I can only see white shorts.

John Motson
Match of the Day commentator

It is 34 years since Brighton's last top-flight goal and they could become the fourth team to fail to score in their opening four games of a Premier League campaign.

But, rather surprisingly, none of the previous three (Swansea, Newcastle and Sheffield Wednesday) went on to be relegated.

Brighton broke their club record transfer fee three times this summer but chairman Tony Bloom admits they were very disappointed to miss out on a striker, with a deadline-day move for Tottenham's Vincent Janssen one of several deals which could not be completed.

They may find it hard to break down a West Brom side who, despite failing to hang on for victory against Stoke, have made a flying start to the season.

The signing of Poland midfielder Grzegorz Krychowiak, on loan from Paris St-Germain, is also a real coup for the Baggies.

It's a lovely sunny day down in Brighton. A great football away day.

The Seagulls will be hoping to brighten their own day by finally getting a first goal and first win of the season since their promotion.

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live at the Amex

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There's still a good buzz around the Amex but I think it's fair to say there's also a big dose of realism after the first three games.

Brighton are still after that first win and goal in the top flight in 34 years, they'll find this West Brom side very difficult to break down and another West Brom 1-0 win wouldn't surprise you.

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Legend of the commentary box John Motson is embarking on his farewell tour as he prepares to hang up the microphone at the end of the season.

Motty is at the Amex for Match of the Day today and has been presented with this shirt to mark his 50 years in football.

You surely won't have missed the news this week that legendary commentator John Motson will call time on his BBC career aged 72 after the conclusion of the current football season.

The broadcaster, popularly known as 'Motty', is in his 50th consecutive year with the corporation.

He covered 10 World Cups, 10 European Championships, 29 FA Cup finals and more than 200 England games.

"I've absolutely loved my time commentating for BBC Sport," said Motson.

"I've been fortunate enough to witness some of the biggest moments in football history mere yards away from the action, so I've really been very lucky."

Motty will commentate on 18 games over the course of the Premier League season as part of a 'farewell tour' before a last appearance during the BBC's FA Cup final programme in May 2018.

The announcement comes as Motson makes his return to the Match of the Day programme at Brighton tonight.

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Brighton are still waiting to score their first top-flight goal since 1983, when Gordon Smith bagged in a 2-1 defeat at Norwich on 14 May that year.

The last time these two sides met in the top flight was also in 1983. That game ended in a goalless draw...

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Brighton name the same starting XI that drew 0-0 at Watford.

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West Brom make two changes.

Defender Jonny Evans - who was the subject of bids from Manchester City during the transfer window - replaces Chris Brunt.

And new signing Grzegorz Krychowiak is in for fellow midfielder James Morrison.

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