A change for West Brom.

Grady Diangana is replaced by Charlie Austin.

A couple of West Brom players in the tunnel with hot water bottles.

Relegate them already!

Since the start of last season, Bukayo Saka has been directly involved 22 goals in all competitions (7 goals, 15 assists) - the second most by a teenager playing for a Premier League side after Mason Greenwood (25).

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Snowing lots and lots now.

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Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Graham Potter, speaking to BBC Sport: "At half-time it wasn't particularly pleasant but it's about how you respond and we had to find a way back into the game.

"I thought the response was fantastic. You can give up and feel sorry for yourselves but I have a great bunch of players and they got something from the game.

"I cannot control the outside reaction. We will keep fighting and do our best to improve."

On signing new players in the transfer window: "You never know because the window is open. It's the duty of every club to try to improve."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton forward Neal Maupay, speaking to BBC Sport: "We 100% deserved that point having been 3-1 down. We showed great character.

"When you need points and you concede one goal you sometimes think too much and then concede another. I'm definitely not happy with the amount of goals I have got so far. I have been struggling.

"I believe in myself and my team-mates and they believe in me which helps me. We want to win games. I said at half-time we needed to lift our game and be more aggressive."

Wolves

Wolves player Ruben Neves, speaking to Sky Sports: "A Premier League team cannot start the second half like we did. It's our responsibility and we have to learn. I'm really unhappy and sad about the result and the way we conceded. We need to do better."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton's Lewis Dunk speaking to Sky Sports: "I think we deserved a point - first half was pretty even and we conceded two easy goals. All three of their goals were not good enough by our standards but we have fight and character in this team. Coming in at half time you can take it and it can be five or six goals. Massive point when we were 3-1 down in the first half.

"They had a massive chance at the end which can't happen - we had chances and it was a tough game."

On how tough the first half was: "So hard, we were comfortable passing the ball around which they let you do at times and then went 1-0 up then click a finger we were 3-1 down and we're thinking what's going on? But it's great character from the boys and we move on.

On penalty early in second half: "I'm sure to be on the receiving end of it it was huge - it was a momentum swing which gave us a massive boost and lift and we had to carry on from there and did a good job in the end.

"The goals we conceded we will go back and look at them and work on them, we'll take the point in the end."

Wolves

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo speaking to Sky Sports: "Mistakes after a fantastic first half where the boys did really well. And then the first action of the second half [the penalty], this changes the entire second half and the whole game. Question of sticking together doing what we have to do and controlling the game. The team has enough quality to do much better.

"It's a mistake of the act of the team - it's a long ball, a lot of things. We will go and try to analyse the mistake and correct it but today we are frustrated.

"The first half, every time we attacked it was dangerous we created many problems and controlled the game well. I felt the game was in our control."

On Owen Otasowie's chance in the last minute: He's growing he's a young talent, he had this moment and of course he's sad but he will have another chance."

On January transfer window: "We have to plan, it's been a strange situation. We are aware things can happen to us but we lost important players at the same time. Our philosophy, we trust the young boys and try to support an help them. The solutions are with us."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Graham Potter speaking to Sky Sports: "It's not about what we deserve, we got a point. The response of the players was amazing. Disappointed with the goals we conceded but the second half response was fantastic. There wasn't too much wrong in the first half but the goals were just too much. Nice to get three goals for ourselves though because we haven't scored that many.

"Got to get the next goal in the game. It's that type of season, lots of games. Got to have energy and believe you can get something from the match which we will always do. Credit to the players.

"Second goal especially looked unfortunate from where I was - Adama Traore at times is unplayable in fairness. It can happen - the response was amazing and to get a point after being down, because results haven't been so positive for us. We could've felt sorry for ourselves but we didn't."

On Leandro Trossard's disallowed goal: "Looked a little bit off but maybe I'm biased. My instinct was it was a bit soft but there we go.

"We've got to be satisfied when you're down in a game like that and the spirit and what the players showed was encouraging. Never in doubt for me the players never give up. But we are disappointed not to get three points.

On Yves Bissouma missing Man City match: "He's been good, third game in a week for him which is of course a challenge. It is what it is, we have to deal with that."

The groundstaff clearing the snow from the Hawthorns pitch with their huge brooms is so satisfying to watch.

Meanwhile, here is someone reaction from the earlier game...

OK, bit early with the relegation chat but you're only going one way if you win just one of your opening 17 games of the season.

Arsenal in total control with two superb goals.

West Brom staring the wrong way. First relegation incoming for Allardyce?

How has Alexandre Lacazette wriggled away there??

The Frenchman somehow manages to evade the West Brom defender Branislav Ivanovic on the byeline then has a clear run at goal, but smacks his shot straight at Sam Johnstone.

Plenty of power but lacking in accuracy, that has to go down as another good save.

Andrew Mitchell: Is this the year we have two teams finish with less that 20 points? Can’t get over just how bad Sheffield United and West Brom look.

Simon Atkins: Arsenal are playing great...but you do need to remember that they're currently playing one of the worst teams in the league, who have averaged just above 0.5 points per game before tonight.

Seen a few tweets about West Brom players hoping this game will be called off/rearranged because of the adverse weather.

"That...is amusing."

Hector Bellerin is the first player into the book for a crunching, late challenge on Conor Gallagher.

A few strands of Gallagher's hair are out of place after hitting the deck there.

Anyone got a mirror for the lad?

West Brom have conceded 10 goals in Sam Allardyce's three Premier League home games so far.

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West Brom looking to hit back but Semi Ajayi cannot do what he did at Anfield as he deads wide.