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Not as bad a game as the score would have you think, but how we haven't seen at least one goal today...I'm not quite sure.

Shane Duffy is booked for deliberate handball.

It's his fifth yellow of the season and he's banned for the game against Watford next Saturday.

Silly.

This one has died a death.

Four minutes for someone to make me eat my words.

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Izquierdo throws himself down in box, but the referee isn't interested. Should he have been booked for a dive?

And now another change for Brighton, with Anthony Knockaert off, and Jose Izquierdo on.

That's the end of Chris Wood's contribution, as he is replaced by Sam Vokes.

Less than 10 minutes for a winner, now.

Another booking in this match, as Dale Stephens is punished for a foul on Charlie Taylor.

That was the chance that Burnley had been waiting for - and it has gone begging.

Barnes sends Wood clear with a great pass, but he hesitates before Ryan races from goal to block the striker's attempted chip.

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Ashley Barnes' first contribution to this match is to get himself booked - and it's needless, if comical, as he bundles Mat Ryan into his own net after the keeper grabbed a misdirected header.

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And here is the change for Burnley, with Defour replaced by Barnes.

Solly March is booked for a foul on Phil Bardsley.

That was good refereeing from Chris Kavanagh, who only brandished the card after playing advantage for Burnley.

That change for the home side prompts some activity in the Burnley dugout, with Ashley Barnes sent to warm up.

Brighton make a change first, with Glenn Murray off in place of Tomer Hemed.

I wonder what's going through Murray's mind as he takes his place on the bench. If you're just joining us, he missed a penalty for Albion in the first half.

The game just seems to be lacking tempo, before a sensational double save from Mat Ryan.

He twice denies Scott Arfield from close range, and when Chris Wood pops the ball into an open goal, he's flagged offside.

What a chance for Arfield.

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A brilliant 70-yard run from Johann Berg Gudmundsson wins a corner that sees Dale Stephens clear Tarkowski's header off the line.

Brighton go close once again, as Anthony Knockaert finds possession before charging towards the Burnley goal.

The Frenchman's low angled effort goes through the legs of Ben Mee and beyond the outstretched palm of Pope and trickles just wide with Murray unable to connect either.

Chance for Burnley, as Jeff Hendrick finds Chris Wood in a good area just outside the box...but his shot is tame and easily saved by Mat Ryan

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Burnley's Charlie Taylor is shown a yellow card for a late challenge on Anthony Knockaert.

We are ready to get going again at the Amex.

No changes for either side at the break, so here's a reminder of how the two sides line up...