Yves Bissouma nicks it off Dwight McNeil and turns to go on the right. Tariq Lamptey was racing back to try and provide cover and he ends up running into McNeil.

It's a bit of a clash and McNeil is receiving some treatment while Lamptey hobbles away. Both should be fine though.

Tony Pulis
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brighton in the last five minutes have taken a good group of the game. Good balls and good numbers forward to back it up. Burnley will be hoping to just get through to half time at the moment.

Space for Tariq Lamptey again. He curls it in early but it's away by James Tarkowski. Burnley can't get on the ball.

Tariq Lamptey is a handful. Ben Mee is spending most of his time doubling up on him with Charlie Taylor, while also being wary of Danny Welbeck in the centre.

It's the skipper who has to come across to block Lamptey's return pass on the right.

Adam Lallana tries to pick out Danny Welbeck... Ben Mee clears it. Brighton with all the ball at the moment.

If in doubt, smash it. That's what Yves Bissouma tries to do but he smacks it into the wall.

The rebound falls for Adam Lallana and he also smashes it into the wall.

Sean Dyche is vocal, as always, on the touchline. Tariq Lamptey tries to dance past Charlie Taylor again on the right but Dyche shouts "go on, stand him up, stand him up."

Taylor does and gets a booming "well done" off his boss.

Brighton go and win a free-kick in a decent position on the edge of the Burnley box just moments later though.

Danny Welbeck is played in by Adam Lallana after it was won back by Neal Maupay on the left.

He only has Nick Pope to beat. He tries to slip it to his left but Pope gets a strong hand on it and pushes it out for a corner.

We need a goal.

KoloKK: Adam Lallana's Johan Cruyff turn in front of this penalty area under pressure is imperious

Tariq Lamptey goes charging down the right and beats Charlie Taylor. He plays a one-two with Pascal Gross, who back heel flicks it into his path and Ben Mee has to make an excellent last-ditch tackle at the near post!

Brilliant move, solid defending. And that back heel from Gross...

A deflection off Yves Bissouma gifts Burnley a cheap corner. It's whipped in from the right and Mat Ryan fumbles a punch off the line.

It falls kindly for Robbie Brady, who tries an acrobatic overhead kick but it bounces into the ground and rolls past the post through a wall of bodies.

Despite having a match-low eight touches so far, Danny Welbeck has had four touches in the opposition box - a match-high.

Adam Lallana does push on and he drives it in from the left. Danny Welbeck makes the run to the near post but doesn't get a clean connection on it.

The striker has been busy in the last few minutes.

Tony Pulis
Former Portsmouth manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's one criticism of Adam Lallana and it's that he needs to get the ball a bit more - he's a top player and can cause lots of problems. I'd want him to push on a bit more and get in those pockets where he can hurt Burnley.

Adam Lallana feeds in Danny Welbeck, who is making plenty of runs out wide. He tries to slip it through to Dan Burn but its cut out.

Brighton retain possession though, and Lallana curls it into the middle. He picks out Pascal Gross who does well to get a header in, but can't direct it either side of Nick Pope.

By the way, I'm always a big fan of team sheets which have the manager's middle names on.

Tonight we have Graham Stephen Potter and Sean Mark Dyche. Two very British names. Classic.

Adam Webster skews his clearances straight into Robbie Brady. The cross from the right is headed back by Josh Brownhill but he can't find a teammate.

Brighton go up the other end and there's a nice exchange between Danny Welbeck and Neal Maupay.

Welbeck is about to get a shot away before Ashley Westwood makes an important block.

Joel Veltman pumps a hopeless ball forward. It's to no-one but Ben Mee doesn't take any chances and heads it out for a throw-in.

It comes over to Dan Burn on the left and he has a pop from long range. He catches it nicely but it's always going wide of Nick Pope's right post.

Graham Potter has got his notepad out.

Oliver: If anyone is wondering why Maupay & Lamptey passed up those golden opportunities, it's because I put them into my fantasy football team.

Always the way, Oliver...