Ciaron Elm: Looks like Brighton have taken more than a few pointers from Wilder's playbook after visiting Sheffield United last week! Wing backs and pressing look strong.

Set plays could be massive at either end. After Neal Maupay's low shot is turned away captain Lewis Dunk is very close to putting Brighton ahead. He wins the first header, it's blocked, and then as he falls to the ground he almost connects with the loose ball and Vicente Guaita is able to collect.

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Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Set-plays are massive for Palace and they had a good chance from Kouyate. You expect him to hit it first time, not sure why he took the touch which then gave Mat Ryan the opportunity to create the block.

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A Roy Hodgson face rub as Patrick van Aanholt shanks a pass out of play under no pressure. We need a bit of quality from someone to kick the day into life.

All opens up for Brighton on the break as Leandro Trossard has space on the right but his cutback is poor and Aaron Mooy can't get there.

Christian Benteke looks to play Wilfried Zaha in behind but Dan Burn does brilliantly to get back and close him down. From the following set-piece though Palace do threaten as Cheikhou Kouyate is close to sweeping in at the far post.

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I'm willing to give Christian Benteke a very small concession after seeing a different replay of that chance as the ball did just die on him in the wind as he swung at it. But still, it was a dreadful attempt.

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Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

We have just seen Zaha move over to the right, so it will be a good match up and battle between him and Dan Burn, they've obviously highlighted that as Zaha has done well against Brighton before on that side.

What. Was. That?

Goodness me that is a poor effort. Christian Benteke is lofted in over the top, a lovely pass from midfield, the Belgian is in on goal. Can he finish?

Nope. He tries to volley it but it comes off his ankle and goes maybe five yards in total, at a right-angle to the goal.

Wing-back to wing-back, Brighton switch it well and a cross from the left ends at the feet of Neal Maupay, he swivels and fires wide. Home side on top in these very early stages.

Looks like Brighton have actually kept with a back three with Solly March and Martin Montoya as wing-backs. Always a bit fluid though as Dan Burn tucks in on the left.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Football Focus

Ultimately, it's about getting enough points to stay in the Premier League. In Chris Hughton, Brighton had a manager who was determined and dogged - they weren't as pretty on the eye but they got the job done.

This season they're more expansive, but they're in the same position. They're getting a little bit concerned, the Brighton fans - will they be able to get over the line?

Under way!

Plenty of brass to welcome the players, crackling atmosphere in the Sussex sunshine. Let's have a good game then!

Warren Aspinall
Ex-Brighton striker on BBC Sussex

This is the fixture the fans look for. It was a good performance at Selhurst Park, and if Brighton play like that we'll win this convincingly.

No win in 2020 will be in the back of some people's mind. Do it today, and they'll be seven points clear of the bottom three.

Here come the players, Palace in camouflage tracksuits...

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Newcastle have been sucked back into the relegation fight after going four games without a win - their recent performances have been pretty poor, and they are finding goals hard to come by.

Burnley's form is the polar opposite, and has put them in the picture for European qualification.

This time, I am going to go for a draw. That would not solve Newcastle's problems, but it would inch them a bit closer to safety.

Prediction: 1-1

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Crystal Palace

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Palace need their talisman to find his best formt oday.

Wilfried Zaha is averaging a Premier League goal or assist every 394 minutes this season (3 goals, 3 assists in 2365 minutes). Last season, the Ivorian was involved in a goal every 203 minutes (10 goals, 5 assists in 3040 minutes).

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Bournemouth beat Chelsea at Stamford Bridge before Christmas, when they won comfortably, but that was not the only poor home result the Blues have had this season.

Frank Lampard's side seem to be more comfortable on the road, although they have had not always got the results their away performances have deserved - take last month's defeat at Newcastle for example.

But I still think they will have enough to see off Bournemouth.

Prediction: 0-2

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