Keeper down in a heap again after a questionable striker's challenge? Check.

This time it's Alexandre Lacazette who slides in on Mat Ryan and gets a booking.

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A really late flag!

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is played in on goal, he has acres to run into and he slots it home with confidence but the offside flag is raised late on.

VAR have a check and the goal is ruled out. Was he offside? Who even knows any more. Some part of his anatomy must have been.

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Decent from Arsenal, swift and sharp as they work it through to Bukayo Saka on the left, his cross/shot is pushed out by Mat Ryan but the flag was already raised.

What really would constitute a good season for Arsenal from here? Hard to really say. Not that though, as Sead Kolasinac gets up on the overlap but loses his footing and goes down like Paul Durkin.

The fake crowd kicks in to give him a nice 'wahhhhhaaaaayyyyy.'

Brighton are three points clear of the relegation zone as it stands so a win here would be a big tonic. Arsenal are ninth but probably not out of European contention just yet.

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And we're back up and running.

A switch at the break for Brighton as on comes Solly March for Aaron Mooy.

Neal Maupay barged into Bernd Leno but it was a fairly regular sort of challange. It's the landing that has done for the goalkeeper. He was in real pain there.

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West Ham defender Angelo Ogbonna could feature against Wolves, having returned to training after an unspecified injury caused him to miss the club's recent friendlies.

The Hammers have not reported any other fresh injury problems.

Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo also has no new fitness concerns ahead of the trip to London.

He must decide whether to give a start to Adama Traore, who came off the bench in Wolves' most recent Premier League match.

I can hear in my headphones Jonathan Pearce trying to work out the teams' passing accuracy numbers at half time, so I'll just tell him, if he's reading this.

Brighton: 79%

Arsenal: 90%

Warren Aspinall
Ex-Brighton striker on BBC Sussex

I thought Brighton started slowly, then began to work it well. But we haven't tested the keeper enough.

It's about organisation, helping each other out more. That's the worry for me.

Premier League football, live on the BBC. Who would have thought it?

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Cheers Emma! Afternoon all. I wouldn't rule out any canine-related catastrophes from my end yet.

Speaking of bad luck, what have Arsenal done during lockdown? Piling up injuries alarmingly.

Thanks Tom... The dog has been banished to the garden.

It's good timing anyway as I'm passing it over to Tom Rostance for the second half! The joys of working from home, eh?

Never work with animals, or children. Or most of our colleagues.

Tom here - I'll dive in while Emma sorts her cables out to let you know that Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang played a lovely one two and was in on goal only for Adam Webster to make a brilliant tackle.

And from the corner Brighton keeper Mat Ryan had a big flap at the ball and missed it.

NOOOOO.

The dog has pulled the wire out of my TV feed.

I can't see anything...

Five minutes added on in this half following that bad injury to Bernd Leno.

Another piece of calm goalkeeping. Sead Kolasinac's backpass is a lifted one and Emiliano Martinez has to wait for it to bounce before chipping it over the oncoming Brighton forward.

Aaron Mooy then goes into the book for a rash challenge in midfield as Brighton try to keep up the press.

Brilliant save from Emiliano Martinez considering he's just come on!

Aaron Mooy absolutely smashes one at him from the corner but the Arsenal keeper reacts really well and catches it in both hands.

That's encouraging for Arsenal fans!