Gabbiadini penalty after Lejeune fouls Long - 2-2
Perez from tight angle restores Newcastle's lead - 1-2
Gabbiadini levels with low 18-yard strike - 1-1
Forster beaten with low strike from 20 yards - 0-1
FT: Brighton 1-1 Everton
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Brighton 0-0 Everton
Chance! Brighton win a corner and they nearly score from it! The ball comes out to Anthony Knockaert, he hits his shot cleanly but it's well blocked, the ball then runs out to Lewis Dunk, hits the shot from an angle - and wants a penalty!
Michael Keane blocks it on the line. Let's see, hits his side, then onto his arm/hands. Body first.
Corner given.
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When's Seamus Coleman back?
Everton attack down their right but Michael Keane can only duff a cross behind for a goal kick. Dominic Calvert-Lewin then plays a good-looking ball over the top but it's a yard too strong for Nikola Vlasic.
You can't really fault Everton for endeavor so far. But their execution has been off.
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Everton are still on top at the Amex, with the noisy home crowd starting to be silenced now. Gylfi Sigurdsson has the chance to test the hosts with a free-kick but Dominic Calvert-Lewin heads over.
Brighton 0-0 Everton
A shot on target! And a neat move from Everton too. Gylfi Sigurdsson finds Nikola Vlasic on the edge of the area, he tees up Idrissa Gueye arriving at pace to his right, the midfielder hits it low and hard and Mat Ryan makes a very decent one-handed save low to his right.
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Former Everton hero Tim Cahill is watching down under...
Brighton 0-0 Everton
Pretty much every time Wayne Rooney has had the ball he has lost it instantly. He's just too slow now to play up front if you ask me. Which nobody is.
Get him deeper and it's a different story. It's early days but the odds on this finishing 0-0 are already feeling pretty short...
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Tyler: "Dunk makes a block" has to be the most common phrase of commentary at the AMEX since 2014... love it
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Oooof! Gylfi Sigurdsson puts in a free-kick which Brighton keeper Mat Ryan comes to punch away. He does, and leaves both Phil Jagielka and Shane Duffy in a heap.
They both need treatment but should be OK. A hefty collision.
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Everton are again forgetting the lessons of the last five or six years and have started with Wayne Rooney as the central striker. This is a problem when he pops up at left-back to get a touch of the ball.
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Mike Solomon: You have international audience in Canada, too. Have been following for years from London, ON.
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Is Pascal Gross the first player with the German 'B' thing, external for ss to play in the Premier League?
Lewis Dunk makes a block.
Brighton 0-0 Everton
Clive Allen
Former Spurs & England forward
Pascal Gross has played a really interesting role so far this season - he is a withdrawn central attacker - do the centre-halves mark him or does someone from the midfield pick him up?
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Still Everton in control, but absolutely no action of any note to report yet.
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Everton seem to finally be playing Gylfi Sigurdsson in a more central role, with Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Nikola Vlasic wider.
The visitors are seeing much of the early ball.
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And away we go...
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Chris Wise
BBC Radio 5 live
It's worth noting this game isn't live on TV in England today.
It was moved several weeks ago but, when the television companies didn't select it, the Premier League decided to keep it on a Sunday to try and attract an international audience.
Knowing that, I can't imagine the Everton fans who have made the 542 mile round trip to Sussex today will have been too pleased with their ridiculously early start this morning.
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Brighton v Everton (13:30 BST)
Brighton: Ryan, Saltor, Duffy, Dunk, Suttner, March, Stephens, Propper, Knockaert, Gross, Murray. Subs: Krul, Bong, Hunemeier, Izquierdo, Schelotto, Brown, Molumby.
Everton: Pickford, Holgate, Keane, Jagielka, Baines, Schneiderlin, Gueye, Vlasic, Sigurdsson, Calvert-Lewin, Rooney. Subs: Williams, Mirallas, Martina, Klaassen, Stekelenburg, Davies, Niasse.
Referee: Michael Oliver (Northumberland)
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Andrew Gillies
BBC Radio 5 live at St Mary's
The peace and quiet of Sunday will well and truly be shattered at St Mary's today.
Clappers are being distributed around the home support - it takes two hours to attach them to the stadium seats - and there are 27,000 apparently going around.
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Former Brighton striker Warren Aspinall on BBC Sussex: "It's important for the Brighton defence to squeeze up the pitch. Everton have good players and we mustn't give them the ball."