Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton goalscorer Glenn Murray speaking to Sky Sports: "I think at points we pushed them and it ebbed and flowed. We hung on a bit at the end so I think 1-1 was the right result.

"It was important we scored early in the second half. We pushed for a win but we couldn't get it.

Murray puts his arm around Pascal Gross, who sent in the cross for his goal: "He helps make my job a hell of a lot easier.

Can Murray keep his starting place after three goals in two games?: "I'd hope so. I can't do much more. But it's about the whole team."

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Claude Puel was given a bit of a grilling on all things Leicester at his press conference on Friday. Here is a taste...

Puel, who was born in Castres, was grilled on whether he likes rugby - it's important for the people of Leicester.

"Of course I like rugby, my father played it. But for me no, it's football," he responded.

Next up: Richard III and his burial in a Leicester car park.

"I take all of the specialty of the city, it's important to have a good feeling with the fans, the owners and the whole club," Puel said.

"When I arrive I come to the club in my colours, I take the badge and I have to live the club. It's mportant to defend the colours of the club."

A tale of two managers sending out their side for the first time in the Premier League. New Leicester boss Claude Puel looks like he may be employing three centre-backs. Ben Chilwell and Demarai Gray come into the side that beat Swansea last week, with Shinji Okazaki and Marc Albrighton missing out.

Everton caretaker manager David Unsworth has wasted no time it putting his stamp on the Toffees. Gylfi Sigurdsson has to make do with a place on the bench, while Aaron Lennon and Kevin Mirallas both make their first league starts of the season. Michael Keane, who cost £30m, isn't even on the bench.

And that, my friends, is that.

Lawro's prediction was right. We end all square with a goal apiece.

A dull first half but entertaining second. Both teams move up one place in the league. Brighton are up to 11th with Saints in ninth.

Up next: Leicester v Everton.

Southampton are being patient with their build-up in attack but there's really not time for that if they want to find a winner.

Hojbjerg sends the ball out of play...

A few Brighton fans are sneaking out.

Reckon we've run out of goals? The clock is ticking.

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Izzy Brown and Romeu do battle in the centre of the park.

Then Gaetan Bong goes flying in on Shane Long. Ouch! Yellow card for the Brighton man.

Three added minutes and free-kick for Southampton on the half-way line.

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Davy Propper gets caught in possession and Hojbjerg goes on the march, with a bit of help from Shane Long.

Southampton earn the corner.

Nathan Redmond takes it, but Glenn Murray heads away.

Another sub for Brighton, as Solly March replaces Jose Izquierdo.

Pascal Gross is coming off - he's been excellent for Brighton. Izzy Brown replaces him.

Southampton have used all their subs now. Shane Long, Piere-Emile Hojbjerg and Nathan Redmond are on for Tadic, Boufal and Ward-Prowse.

Great ball in from Steven Davis and as Brighton try to clear it bounces about like a game of pinball.

That could have been snatched by a red and white shirt, then. Dangerous.

It's getting a bit niggly now.

Shane Duffy receives a yellow card for bringing down Saints forward Manolo Gabbiadini.

Free-kick on the edge of the area, right on the byeline, by James Ward-Prowse.

It's fizzed in but Wesley Hoedt can only head out for a goal kick.

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Chris Hughton's big coat is off. The Brighton manager is suited and booted in the technical area, arms folded, probably wondering how he can get his side the win today.

Or he's trying to think of footballers as game shows like you lot...

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Everton caretaker manager David Unsworth hasn't shirked a big decision, leaving £45m man Gylfi Sigurdsson on the bench for the trip to Leicester.

Claude Puel, in his first match as Leicester boss, looks to be playing three centre-backs. Full team news to come...

End to end!

Brighton's Jose Izquierdo darts up the wing, cuts inside on to his right foot and pummels the ball towards the target. Virgil van Dijk gets his body in the way, though.

And now Shane Duffy takes a hit from inside the box from Anthony Knockaert's delivery but it goes well wide.

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Lewis Dunk to the rescue!

Ryan Bertrand speeds up the left flank for Southampton and curves the ball into the path of Manolo Gabbiadini, but Dunk times his block perfectly.

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Corner! Brighton's first! That's mad.

Anthony Knockaert swings it in. Virgil van Dijk heads down and Boufal clears.

Brighton are undeterred though. They keep the pressure up and earn a throw in.

Knockaert tries to find a blue and white shirt in the box but meets the head of Van Dijk again.

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