Oh come on Richard, you don't really mean that?

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James Justin also went into the book for that challenge on Aaron Connolly which led to the penalty.

There was enough power on the spot kick from Neal Maupay but Kasper Schmeichel just gambles, goes the right way and gets a strong hand on it.

Will that miss prove costly for Brighton?

No! Neal Maupay's penalty is saved by Kasper Schmeichel, who dives low to his right! Brilliant stop.

Penalty stands.

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Leicester 0-0 Brighton

They are checking on VAR. I don't think there's enough to overturn the referee's decision...

Ooff!!!

Aaron Connolly does well to get his body in front of James Justin and the Leicester defender just doesn't deal with it.

There's a handball outside the box but it's when Justin slides in on Connolly that he clips his back heel.

This is actually Brighton's youngest starting line-up in a Premier League match. They have an average age of 25 years and 182 days

Adam Webster comes charging across as Kelechi Iheanacho chases a long ball. He's offside anyway.

Confident passing from Brighton, who are pressed deep into their own half but play it out from the back nicely.

Tariq Lamptey then goes on a run down the right and skins Ben Chilwell. His cross isn't there to match, but that will give him confidence.

After that rapid start from Brighton, it's settled down a litte now, with Leicester controlling possession.

You'd expect them to see lots of the ball.

James Maddison jinks in and out of a few challenges in the box but Brighton get it away before he can get a shot off.

Nice intensity to the game so far.

Good start from Brighton! Alexis Mac Allister is in the thick of it again as he drills it in from the right.

It's blocked and Aaron Connolly can't get a shot away.

Very early free-kick for Brighton in a tasty position. Aaron Mooy is the usual taker but Alexis Mac Allister shows confidence to take it.

It hits the wall but he whips in a really nice cross on his left foot immediately afterwards. Ben Chilwell has to nod it behind for a corner.

All players take a knee. The Black Lives Matter words are no longer on the back of players' shirts. They were only in place for the first 12 games of the restart.

Off we go!

The Brighton Bard: We love our calm & measured manager, he personifies the club. We'll be Ok, we will stay up. And will beat Leicester with a last-minute sub.

Here come the teams.

Brighton in their green kit tonight.

West Ham United

West Ham took all three points at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last season and manager David Moyes wants his side to produce a similar "show" tonight.

He's as also been speaking about what it's like for managers in the empty stadiums.

"As a manager, it's the same as being a player, it's different. I would be lying if I said I enjoyed it, but that's more because we lost the game.

"I will love it when we get the supporters back, so hopefully we can make the most of Tottenham not having their fans there on Tuesday night.

"We're recovering from one fixture and going straight into the next one. We need to go there and put on a show like we did there last year and hopefully we can do so again."