There's been a Son Heung-min goal every 42.5 minutes in the Premier League so far this season.

Don't pop off for your half time brew too early...

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton midfielder Adam Lallana, on the Palace penalty: "If that is a penalty then there are probably nine or 10 a game. I am confused as to what is a penalty now. It is physical at corners and you are trying to get to men to block them. Without the legal physical contact it wouldn't be a game, would it?"

This early 2000s trance/pop megamix that is being blasted out in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is wasted on an empty stadium. I'm sat here in my spare bedroom in Salford with my feet tapping away.

West Ham started with back-to-back Premier League defeats but appear to have turned things around and they could win three consecutive Premier League games without conceding for the first time in six years today.

Of course I've probably jinxed it for them putting that out there...

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace defender Gary Cahill, speaking to Sky Sports: "On the basis of the game and the time we conceded we are disappointed. We played direct a bit too much. We showed good character. We controlled the game in the first half in spells. To concede late on with a direct ball down the middle is disappointing. We made it difficult for them. We had to be patient.

"We have the attacking players now. I felt today at time we played into their hands and could have built a bit more. It is difficult but the attitude and the way we went about the game was positive."

On Michy Batshuayi and the penalty: "It was clever play. He has not played to much wile he has been here. He is a finisher. Overall his performance was very good."

We will have to take your word on this one, Anonymous!

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton's man-of-the-match Ben White speaking to Sky Sports: "We dug deep and got the result.

"We've had tough games the last few weeks so today we showed we should be getting points in places like this."

On the Crystal Palace opener: "The penalty decision was quite quick, he gave it so not much we could do."

On Brighton's late equaliser: "It's amazing for Alexis Mac Allister, working hard to come off the bench and he got what I felt our performance deserved."

On playing in midfield: "I felt comfortable on the ball and enjoyed it."

Thanks Dawkesy!

Draws galore today, will Tottenham against West Ham serve up our first win of the day? Kick off is in just under 30 minutes.

With that, I hand over to Gary Rose, who will guide you through the second half of our coverage.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a low key match for a rivalry, not a derby, a rivalry.

It was low key in tempo and physicality early on.

It got going near the end with a little bit of drama, but there wasn't enough of that today for both teams.

The game ends with Maupay having a shot blocked by Kouyate.

It ends one apiece. But the stats tell the story.

Palace had one shot all game and 34% possession. Brighton had 19 and 66%.

Alexis Mac Allister at least provided some justice.

Josh Earl: Absolutely ridiculous from Lewis Dunk, moment of madness.

Antony Short: That's a shocker from Dunk, ouch!!

Aaron Connolly goes down in the box after a challenge from Kouyate. The Palace man was leaning on him but that isn't a penalty. Then again, the earlier one wasn't either and that got given.

The on-field and VAR officials agree, though. No spot-kick.

Suddenly, after defending for pretty much 95 minutes, Palace fancy a bit of attacking. Christian Benteke juggles the ball in the box but can't get the ball down to get a shot away before Bissouma clears.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lewis Dunk was the first person to acknowledge it and go over to make sure Gary Cahill was OK.

We are deep into added time but there will be more time added now after all that.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

He pulled the red out straight away. It was reckless, just a rush of blood to the head for Lewis Dunk. The ball was there to be won in fairness, it just dropped in the six-yard box, but it was the way he flew into the tackle on Gary Cahill with both feet off the floor.

Even from a distance this looked nasty.

Dunk lunges in with both feet off the floor to try and knock the ball goalwards during a corner-sparked scramble in the box. He drives both boots into Gary Cahill, though, and the ref has no choice.

You suspect he didn't set out to hurt anyone there, but he can have no complaints. And now Albion will be without an influential player for a few games.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's nothing less than what they deserved. Brighton have been asking all the questions in the second half but hadn't been able to create a clear opportunity. There was a deflection but take nothing away from the finish - it was so instinctive.