Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe says he has been "pleasantly surprised" by David Brooks after he scored twice in the win over Brighton.

A comfortable win for Eddie Howe's side.

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David Brooks comes off to a standing ovation.

Jordon Ibe is on in his stead.

There will be four minutes of added time at the end of the second half.

Leon Balogun slips on the edge of the box and nearly lets in Ryan Fraser, but the Nigerian recovers.

Into the final minute of normal time.

Lys Mousset on, Josh King off.

Josh King fires over the bar from the edge of the box.

Bournemouth have the three points firmly in their grasp.

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As if to confound the myth that ex-players are always barracked on their return to former clubs, there's a warm smattering of applause from the home fans in the Main Stand as Glenn Murray, who spent the 2015-16 season at Bournemouth, comes on for the visitors.

Some of the Brighton fans will have missed his entrance, having taken that second goal as their cue to head for the exits. Maybe they know how long the car park here takes to clear...

Glenn Murray is on for Brighton, replacing Florin Andone.

Just under 10 minutes of normal time left to play in the second half.

Bournemouth want a third.

Fraser comes forward again but Bernardo hacks away the low cross.

Brighton sacrifice Pascal Gross for Gaetan Bong.

Fifteen minutes of normal time remaining at the Vitality.

Can Bournemouth make the most of their numerical advantage?

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BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Lewis Dunk knew exactly what was coming after that foul. He walked off the field without a word, and stalked off straight down the tunnel.

Before the red card, Brighton were preparing to bring striker Glenn Murray on - but now they're readying Gaeten Bong to reinforce their depleted back line.

The Brighton defender picks up a second caution for a tackle from behind on Callum Wilson.

The Seagulls are down to 10.

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Here come Bournemouth again, and Lewis Dunk has to be on his toes to hoof Ryan Fraser's cross out into touch.

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BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Knockaert trots straight out to the right wing, with Solly March, er, march-ing over to the left. Brighton are sticking with 4-1-4-1 for now.

Here comes Knockaert!

He replaces Jurgen Locadia. Bissouma stays on for now.

Bissouma is back on but looks in some discomfort.

Looks like Knockaert will have to wait...

Yves Bissouma is down with what looks like a back injury.

Anthony Knockaert is ready to come on for Brighton, who are down to 10 men for the time being.

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