Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Where are Arsenal vulnerable? They are vulnerable at the back so Brighton should be giving it a go and stop being so negative.

They need to go at Arsenal.

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Excellent football from Brighton! Solly March plays a sharp one-two with Glenn Murray, bursts into the box past the last defender but he's on his weaker right foot and his shot is easy enough for Bernd Leno to grasp. Promising start to the half from the away side though.

Not convincing at the back from Arsenal again there as Anthony Knockaert's corner is allowed all the way through the goalmouth before it's just about scrambled clear, Nacho Monreal then beats Glenn Murray to another cross and clears.

Good Seagulls pressure.

I was starting to start a debate about this earlier...

Asking football fans for patience and perspective? Best of luck with that. Away we go again!

Jonathan Bradshaw: Rodney (17.10) is right. Some fans’ memories can be short. We’ve been on an incredible journey & some perspective is needed. #BHAFC, external are in the PL for another year, let’s keep enjoying the ride & build on what’s been a nerve-wracking but ultimately successful season.

Anthony Knockaert is on at the break, replacing Alireza Jahanbakhsh. Back from his ban for that horror red card.

Nice banner Aaron...

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Mounir El-J: Getting outplayed by 17th placed Brighton for large parts of that first half is not what I call progress for the 37th game of the season under Emery

Huddersfield Town

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Huddersfield manager Jan Siewart speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Both teams had their chances, they're a good team but we wanted to give something back today to our supporters and to our chairman. The performance today showed me that we are on the right path.

"We are Terriers in our name, we must be that in body, we showed that today. Man United struggled today to make possibilities, we knew we'd have ours.

"Its a big, big time for the club, I must work a lot to prepare us for the Championship and find the players for how we want to play next year. We have one game to go, we'll show our possibilities but I'm excited to implement a way of playing, I know it will take time but the club will go through a exciting time."

On outgoing chairman Dean Hoyle: "He can be proud of his legacy, he's a great guy. He brought me to the Premier League and he was a reason I signed here."

Arsenal are unbeaten in their last 64 Premier League games at the Emirates in which they've been leading at half time (W62 D2), since a 2-3 defeat against Tottenham in November 2010, winning each of the last 21.

Arsenal a point behind Tottenham with a game to go as it stands.

Arsenal finding some late pressure as first Mat Ryan does well to get down and push away a long-range strike and then Alexandre Lacazette's shot is headed over by Shane Duffy!

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No, we would have five teams in the CL (top four plus Arsenal as EL winners) but only two in the EL (Man Utd plus Watford if they win the Cup, or seventh if they don’t).

All in here:

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Cech is on the bench, Ramsey watching from up in the stands.

We can but dream Rodney.

Big Gray: Bernd Leno is playing Russian Roulette today

Timmy Tour: Damian (16:48 ) reminds me of what Newcastle fans were saying about Chris Hughton after he had 'only' kept them in the Premiership. So they did. Then struggled until they got Rafa. Remember Pardew getting the 8 year contract??!!

Rodney Marshall: Brighton fans calling for Hughton's head..?! It's not that long ago I was watching Brighton v Northampton in the fourth tier at an athletics ground. Would love to see the Cobblers in the PL in a 30,000 stadium. Be grateful!

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Mat Ryan has warmed up and it's a good job, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang meets a low cross from the left and the Aussie has to get down sharply to claw it away!

Better from the hosts.