The teams are out and here we go again.

Burnley going level on points with Brighton as things stand.

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Thoughts?

I bet his ears are cold.

Stew: What a game! Tom Heaton is the best keeper to ever play for us! Wood's goal was amazing. Let's hope we keep this up.

It's been a dramatic day in the Premier League as Cardiff clambered out of the relegation zone and Manchester United moved into the Champions League places.

You can follow all the reaction with my colleagues Neil and Saj over here.

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To use an old cliche, Burnley have quite simply wanted this one more.

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Brighton have had more efforts on goal than Burnley and, particularly in the final few minutes of the half, really went close to levelling matters.

They'll have to hope Tom Heaton turns it down a notch in the second period.

Burnley have a priceless lead at the break.

Brighton are turning the screw here but the Burnley defence is in typically stubborn mood.

Shane Duffy rises powerfully to meet Pascal Groβ's right-wing corner.

It finally beats Heaton but Jeff Hendrick is stood on the post - what a good place to stand - and he scrambles it away.

Get this guy in the England team.

Tom Heaton once again comes to Burnley's rescue with an outstanding save.

Jurgen Locadia's cross skims off the head of James Tarkowski and Pascal Groβ tries to hook it back over the head of Heaton from a tight angle.

The Burnley keeper though has other ideas, stretching up quite brilliantly to claw it away and out for a corner.

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Solly March does superbly down the right hand side to wriggle free of Charlie Taylor.

He cuts it back and Pascal Groβ has a clear shot at goal.

He hits it well but Phil Bardsley throws his body across and blocks it away.

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The face you make when you know you have Tom Heaton in goal.

Ashley Barnes is a pest at times and he proves it again there. He picks the pocket of his marker and fires in a shot from distance.

Straight down Mat Ryan's throat though.

Lovely free-flowing move from Burnley almost brings a second.

Chris Wood holds it up well on the right, he lays inside to Jeff Hendrick and his pass sets up Phil Bardsley who has got forward positively for Burnley.

Fortunately for Brighton, his shot is tame and Mat Ryan makes a comfortable save.

That's Chris Wood's sixth goal against Brighton.

The only team he's scored more against is Huddersfield.

Those nine goals he notched on loan at the Seagulls back in 2010/11 probably seem an awful long time ago right now.

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Take a bow, Tom Heaton.

Brighton break quickly through Jurgen Locadia who shows good composure to pick out Solly March 12 yards out. The midfielder cuts inside onto his left and unleashes a fierce drive but Heaton once again is equal, sticking out a booming right hand to keep it out.

A long ball forward picks out Ashley Barnes in oceans of space down the left once more for Burnley. He swings a dangerous cross just in front of strike partner Chris Wood who can't reach it on the stretch.

That was far too easy.

Somehow Burnley are not in front.

Dwight McNeil makes some space on the left hand side of the box and fires in a low shot. Shane Duffy, who once scored two own goals in the same game for Blackburn Rovers, sticks out a leg and it cannons up onto the crossbar.

With Mat Ryan on the floor, Ashley Barnes only needs to nod the rebound into the back of the net but he can't get over it and his header clips the top of the bar and bounces over.

What an escape for Brighton.

Bit of a lull in the action here.

Brighton are looking to play intricately on the floor while Burnley are keen to keep things nice and tight at the back. With Chris Wood and Ashley Barnes up front though, they do pose plenty of threat when they get it forward.

Both teams are wearing black armbands in recognition of late Cardiff City forward Emiliano Sala after police confirmed he was killed in a plane crash.

Football teams and supporters across the country paid tribute to the Argentinian striker who tragically never got to play for his new side following a £15m move from French club Nantes.

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