Ben Mee has a go from distance, it is well hit but straight at Bernd Leno.

Arsenal have received six red cards since Mikel Arteta took over Arsenal, double that of any other side in this time.

They are still dominating possession but have lost that bit of bite they had found between the start of the second half and Granit Xhaka's dismissal.

Neal Maupay flicks an effort at goal as Brighton attack again but it is routine stuff for Kasper Schmeichel.

Harvey Barnes is on for Ayoze Perez for Leicester while Danny Welbeck makes way for Aaron Connolly for the visitors.

Pascal Gross' corner is headed away by Jamie Vardy as Brighton to try to get one back.

Looks like both sides are preparing a couple of changes as we hit the hour mark.

Mikel Arteta is forced into a tactical change following Granit Xhaka's dismissal with Alexandre Lacazette replaced by Dani Ceballos.

Meanwhile, Ashley Barnes has come on for Jay Rodriguez for Burnley.

Tee Mak: it's been said before but how does Potter escape any criticism? No progress in league position since he's been there and just 3 points above relegation zone

The referee looks at the pitchside monitor and drops the yellow and instead shows Granit Xhaka the red card for that reaction.

Poor from Xhaka to react like that with Arsenal having started this half well.

There's a coming together between Granit Xhaka and Dwight McNeil as the latter is sent tumbling by a challenge by the Arsenal midfielder.

Xhaka is booked but VAR is going to have a look at this as Xhaka does grab Ashley Westwood by the throat in the melee after McNeil's tackle. He could be in more trouble here...

Willian drives across the face of goal as Arsenal come forward again, Bukayo Saka stretches out a boot but can't get the touch to turn the ball in.

Leicester, potentially mindful of the number of games they have coming up in a congested schedule, are not going all out on the hunt for more goals at the start of the second half. They seem quite content to let Brighton have the ball before pressuring them when they get midway inside the Foxes half.

Michael Brown
Former Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

What can Brighton do to change it? It can sometimes be hard to make changes, when you've set up and worked on something for a long period of time and seen your team get results last week with exactly the same formation. But in the Premier League you've always got to adapt and expect change. Brighton's tacticians and analysts will be looking to find something to just help Brighton get back into this.

This has been a really bright start to the second half by Arsenal as Nick Pope is again called upon, this time to deny Bukayo Saka's flick from Willian's cross.

And another shot on target in quick succession from Arsenal as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang directs a header straight at Nick Pope.

The hosts have come out with a bit of fire in their belly.

Better from Arsenal as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is away down the left, he quickly finds Kieran Tierney but his first-time shot is held by Nick Pope.

We're back under way in tonight's games. Will there be more goals at Leicester?

After the first 45 minutes, I think we'd settle for a few more shots on target at Arsenal.

James Maddison has scored his first ever Premier League brace, in what is his 78th appearance in the competition.

dadoffy: As a neutral, I am getting excited about Leicester. Doing it once, they may be gutsy enough to go there again.

Vardy has reached 10+ PL goals in each of his last six campaigns.

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