Palace haven't looked in any trouble at the back all game.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Final Score

Wilfried Zaha gets involved in things he shouldn't get involved in.

It's going to hurt Crystal Palace if he keeps doing things like that.

If you're an opposition player, you'd pinch him in the back or step on his toe because he'll probably swing for you and put his side down to 10 men.

VAR should get involved.

20 minutes remaining.

Sheffield United aren't getting anything out of this game.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Final Score

Sheffield United have paid for Rhian Brewster's potential. You expect he will develop.

They probably didn't expect to need him as much as they do right now but nobody else is scoring the goals.

With the minutes and the experience, things might just fall into place for him and he might just rescue his side.

Brighton boss Graham Potter makes five changes to the XI that started in the 1-0 defeat by Arsenal.

Potter had made six changes for the match against the Gunners, stating that he intended to rotate his squad during the festive period.

Forwards Aaron Connolly, who has recovered from a groin problem, and Neal Maupay return to the line-up. Defender Ben White and midfielders Solly March and Leandro Trossard also start.

Brighton XI: Sanchez, Webster, Dunk, Burn, Veltman, White, Bissouma, March, Maupay, Trossard, Connolly.

Subs: Mac Allister, Gross, Lallana, Jahanbakhsh, Steele, Propper, Zeqiri, Bernardo, Molumby.

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Wolves make only two changes to the line-up that started in the 1-0 defeat by Manchester United.

Defender Nelson Semedo and Fabio Silva return to the XI with Max Kilman and Ki-Jana Hoever making way - they are both on the bench.

Wolves XI: Rui Patricio, Nelson Semedo, Coady, Saiss, Ait Nouri, Joao Moutinho, Neves, Traore, Vitinha, Pedro Neto, Silva.

Subs: Hoever, Ruddy, Perry, Richards, Kilman, Otasowie, Corbeanu, Cundle, Sondergaard.

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Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC Final Score

It's difficult but when Rhian Brewster has been on the pitch he hasn't been able to get involved in the games.

A lot of the work he has been doing has been defensive work, trying to get the ball back.

I agree he should be starting more but when you're struggling you lean on your more experienced players.

I want to see him play, I'm a massive fan of his.

Palace forward Eberechi Eze catches Ethan Ampadu late, coming in with his studs and referee Stuart Attwell issues a yellow card to the goalscorer.

Nasty one that, luckily for Eze that Ampadu did not make a meal of it.

Willem Mevius: Sacking Wilder would be a mistake. No other manager would be able to keep this team up. They're better off spending on on some quality improvements in the transfer window (instead of overpaying for young strikers like they did the last time).

Easy, easyyy! Wilfried Zaha has a coming together with Jayden Bogle and pushes the Sheffield United defender on the side of his face.

The referee didn't see it, VAR will have had a look but decide no further action to be taken.

Not too dissimilar to the incident between Anthony Martial and Erik Lamela earlier this season, the Manchester United forward was sent off on that occasion.

Blades midfielder Oliver Norwood is booked for an infringement.

And the 'fake crowd' do not like that.

A change up top for Sheffield United.

Off comes Lys Mousset and Rhian Brewster enters the field, still looking for his first Blades goal since moving from Liverpool.

"Play to the whistle," is the first thing you learn at school.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Final Score

On news that Chris Wilder was angry at half-time because Crystal Palace's second goal arrived in the sixth minute of additional time...

Once injury time is up you expect the referee to blow, but you have to play until the whistle and Sheffield United didn't do that.

To be told its five minutes [added on] and then concede in the sixth, it is frustrating.

Wilfried Zaha is back on but we shall keep an eye on how he gets on.

Approaching the hour mark, Palace in control. Sheffield United slipping to 17 games without victory from the start of the season.

Good news, Wilfried Zaha is back on his feet.

Bad news, he is limping pretty badly.

Gee Em: remember the days when Sheff Utd were a rock solid defnece, great picks for your fantasy team? Well those days seem long gone. Surely they need a new manager, Wilder looks bereft. Not even at the races this year. It's like they missed the bus to get there.

Des Dorling: Can we just relegate Sheffield United now. It's embarrassing watching them getting battered every week. Give their fixtures as a day off for the opposition.

Oh no, not another injury problem for Palace, is it?

Wilfried Zaha meets a header at the far post and looks like he as landed heavily on his right ankle.

Roy Hodgson daren't look.

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC Final Score

On this season's title race...

It's exciting isnt it. We saw the quality of Liverpool last season but you don't want to see one team run away with it.

It's really nice to see so many teams involved [near the top] at this stage of the season.

Are Sheffield United on the attack? Are they threatening a comeback?

No.