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Pablo Hernandez dribbles back into his own box before sending a bobbling pass back to goalkeeper Illan Meslier, who manages to hoof it clear. Not sure he'll be thanking Hernandez for that, though...

Burnley are really pressing now. Ashley Westwood's delivery from the right is good but Kalvin Phillips' just gets a touch to it to take it behind. Luke Ayling then helps it away from the resulting corner.

There is just one change to the West Ham side who lost 3-0 to Chelsea on Monday.

Michail Antonio doesn't make the squad despite returning to training following a hamstring injury. Manuel Lanzini is on the bench.

Right-back Ben Johnson, 20, makes his first Premier League start of the season, with Pablo Fornals dropping to the bench.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Cresswell, Balbuena, Coufal, Noble, Bowen, Ogbonna, Haller, Soucek, Johnson, Rice

Subs: Randolph, Yarmolenko, Benrahma, Lanzini, Snodgrass, Dawson, Fornals, Diop, Fredericks

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Brighton boss Graham Potter makes two changes from the 1-1 draw with Sheffield United.

Dan Burn and Danny Welbeck return to the starting XI, while Joel Veltman drops to the bench. Aaron Connolly isn't in the squad.

Brighton XI: Sanchez, White, Webster, Dunk, Bissouma, Maupay, Trossard, Lallana, Welbeck, March, Burn

Subs: Steele, Mac Allister, Gross, Jahanbakhsh, Alzate, Propper, Zeqiri, Bernardo, Veltman

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And some team news coming up for you for the 14:15 kick-off...

Pablo Hernandez is on for Leeds, Rodrigo makes way.

Another neat move from the visitors as Josh Brownhill plays a one-two with Chris Wood, before curling over the bar.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Burnley have been the aggressors and on the front foot so far in the second half. They are taking advantage of all this space in the midfield.

Luke Ayling clips the ball down into the channel for Patrick Bamford to chase. The Leeds forward takes it first time but skews his half-volley well wide.

Half a chance at the other end for Josh Brownhill too, hitting the target from distance.

It's opening up a touch.

Josh Brownhill and Ashley Barnes combine well but can't open up a wall of white shirts.

It breaks to Matthew Lowton on the edge of the box, who hits the target but can only fire straight at Illan Meslier.

As soon as I say that... Raphinha cuts inside at the other end and drives towards goal, but Ben Mee does well to block the Leeds winger's effort.

All Burnley in the second half so far but James Tarkowski is ruled offside as he tries to scramble an effort on goal at the back post from Ashley Westwood's cross.

Hang on a minute...!

Was that a rabona from Ashley Westwood?! The Burnley man wraps his left foot round the outside of his right to cross from the left, and it's headed away for a corner.

Bit of Christmas showboating from the Clarets midfielder.

James Tarkowski does well to turn out of trouble with Patrick Bamford and Raphinha lurking.

Leeds haven't really been able to progress into the Burnley half since the break.

Rodrigo brings some calm to a scrappy opening minute or so with a neat turn in midfield.

It allows Leeds to keep the ball, before goalkeeper Meslier miscues his pass into touch.

Big second half coming up.

We're back under way at Elland Road.

Jon Evans: Just seen the replay of the penalty. Can someone explain to me why VAR gives that a penalty but overrules the Villa one against Brighton? Genuinely baffled. Surely both a pen or neither are a pen?

Chris Harvey: For me, Meslier getting the free kick was right, Mee jumped earlier and the ball was sailing over his head, him being in the way obstructed Meslier, if the ball was half a metre lower and Mee could have headed it then it would be a pen

Unsurprisingly, it's Leeds who have dominated possession - having 62.9% of the ball. But Burnley are far from out of this. They've caused Leeds a few problems, especially from set-pieces.

Raphinha has been a nuisance for Leeds so far, working mainly from the right and cutting inside. He set up a very good chance for Jack Harrison that the winger probably should have scored.

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Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a really good contest. Burnley reacted well to conceding that goal and having their own one disallowed.

Burnley have been direct and unashamedly so.

The two biggest talking points both went against Sean Dyche's men. Both teams and players are going for it and expressing themselves.

Leeds will be disappointed they didn't get another goal considering the chances they have had.