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This is the first time a team has had two players miss a Premier League penalty in the same game since October 2019 (Man Utd v Norwich)

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Final Score

Brighton fans sitting at home will hardly believe this - Danny Welbeck experienced player, he's hit the post it's come back to him and missed again, the first one hit the bar. Can Brighton really come back form this?

There's been so many disappointments today - to miss two penalties in one game, and missing chances from open play, it's obvious where the problems are.

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Two penalty misses, a goal controversially ruled out and West Brom minutes away from a big win. This game has had everything.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

To be fair to Lee Mason, there was no hesitation in giving the decision, considering what happened in the first half.

ANOTHER MISS!

After Pascal Gross' earlier miss, substitute Danny Welbeck strides forward and places the ball on the spot.

Up he steps...and hits the post. Incredible.

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What has Conor Townsend done?

He goes in on Pascal Gross and Lee Mason points to the penalty spot.

A SECOND penalty to Brighton.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

We would certainly like to get Lewis Dunk's insight and opinion on the free-kick matter - we'd love to speak to him after the game, he was the closest person to it.

It would be nice to get Lee Mason's view too, Leon.

Grady Diangana will see this out. He's been sent on on for Matt Phillips.

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Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa makes one change from the team that comfortably beat Southampton in midweek. Helder Costa replaces Jack Harrison as midfielder Mateusz Klich is fit to start.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Ayling, Llorente, Cooper, Struijk, Dallas, Roberts, Klich, Raphinha, Costa, Bamford.

Subs: Casilla, Alioski, Hernandez, Harrison, Davis, Gelhardt, Cresswell, Jenkins, Huggins.

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Aston Villa are still without their injured captain Jack Grealish and manager Dean Smith makes two further midfield changes from last time out. Marvelous Nakamba is in for Douglas Luiz and Jacob Ramsey starts ahead of Ross Barkley.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Konsa, Mings, El Mohamady, Targett, McGinn, Nakamba, Ramsey, Traore, El Ghazi, Watkins.

Subs: Heaton, Taylor, Luiz, Trezeguet, Barkley, Engels, Sanson, Davis, Kesler.

A huge 20 minutes coming up for Sam Allardyce.

If West Brom can hold onto the lead it will give them huge belief.

Brighton are not done though. Here they come again.

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SMan: Reffing the last few has been getting worse. The FA punishes managers who criticise refs, but does nothing else to support refs. Players show refs no respect in the pitch, which filters down to grassroots. VAR has worsened the problem, communication worse than ever!

Another chance for Brighton as Neal Maupay lays it off for Leandro Trossard to test Sam Johnstone with a fierce strike. It stings the West Brom keeper's hands.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The goalkeeper Sanchez had a shaky first 10 minutes, but since he took that cap off he has been pretty good.

Strong hands from Robert Sanchez who was under pressure after Matheus Pereira whipped a free-kick into the six-yard area.

The Brighton keeper takes command and Brighton are off on another counter.

Will Danny Welbeck make an impact?

He's on for Aaron Connolly.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brighton having good possession and really stretching the pitch, knocking it about and trying to find pockets of space. It's more how I expected the game to go.

Not for the first time this season, Brighton are enjoying more attempts than their opponents but they're struggling to hit the target.

Another opportunity falls for Yves Bissouma but he blazes it high and wide.

West Brom are around half an hour away from what would be a huge win but Brighton are getting ready to send on Danny Welbeck. This game is far from over.

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Brighton are angry. Very angry. They think they have had a perfectly legal goal unfairly ruled out by the officials.

But misses like that by Aaron Connolly are not going to help their cause.

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