Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brighton just have to stay in their lane. I think the bottom three is done and dusted. If Brighton can get a result tonight it will further cement their place absolutely out of it.

Brighton boss Graham Potter to Sky Sports: "Lots of football to play and points to play for. We know we are still fighting. That's the approach and it doesn't change.

"They [Everton] have ways to attack all over the pitch so we have to be good defensively."

Everton boss Carlo Ancelotti: "[Dominic Calvert-Lewin] had a little problem on his abductor. This morning he was not comfortable so I prefer to leave him out. Same with Allan and Andre Gomes, they are not 100% but will be available for the next game.

"Our target is to be there [in European places]. We have to show our desire and strong ambition to be in Europe next season. Brighton have the target to avoid relegation so I'm sure it will be an exciting game."

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Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Brighton played really well at Old Trafford for long periods but still somehow ended up empty-handed - the second time that has happened to them this season against Manchester United.

The Seagulls are still six points above the relegation zone but they should really have a lot more breathing space on the back of their recent performances.

This is another big test for them because Everton appear a totally different proposition on the road compared to at Goodison Park, where they keep dropping points.

Even a draw would be a good result for Brighton in their current situation but they really need to get something out of this one, whether they play well or not.

Prediction: 1-1

Lawro's full predictions v Police Academy actor Steve Guttenberg.

Everton can do the league double over Brighton for only the second time, having managed it in 1980-81.

The Toffees' most recent top-flight away victory in this fixture came at the Goldstone Ground in April 1983.

I'm moving straight on to the next game, which kicks off in just over 15 minutes.

Brighton take on Everton at the Amex.

West Brom are now eight points off safety. Still a mammoth task but they have hit some form!

Stick around for reaction from the Hawthorns.

A huge week for West Brom. Back-to-back wins. They couldn't, could they?

One to forget for Southampton.

Sam Johnstone is the first West Brom goalkeeper to save a penalty in the Premier League since Boaz Myhill against Manchester United in May 2015.

Sam Johnstone and Sammy Lee were jumping for joy at that save. A clean sheet crucial for them.

James Ward-Prowse has another go from a free-kick now but he curls it over the bar. Not happening for him.

James Ward-Prowse fires it towards the left corner but Sam Johnstone goes the right way and pulls off a decent save!

Moussa Djenepo is clipped by Conor Townsend. Penalty to Southampton. Chance for a late consolation?

Six minutes added on. Blow the whistle.

James Ward-Prowse whips a corner in from the right but Jannik Vestergaard is stretching as he heads it over the bar.

Nathan Tella and Moussa Djenepo are on for Southampton.

Danny Ings and Kyle Walker-Peters are off.

Semi Ajayi is eventually on for West Brom. He replaces skipper Kyle Bartley, who has had a very good game tonight.

The good news is Ainsley Maitland-Niles is back on his feet and walking over to the touchline.

They have done a lengthy check to make sure he's okay. Looks like he will carry on.

West Brom have got a few players down though. Semi Ajayi was getting ready to come on for Dara O'Shea but Ainsley Maitland-Niles looks in trouble here. He fell very awkwardly and they have got a stretcher out. Bit of concern from the medical staff.

Southampton break with pace on the right. Nathan Redmond plays in Che Adams but his shot across goal flies wide of the far post.

Inches!