Chelsea make three changes from the FA Cup final - and Leicester make two.

Edouard Mendy is back in goal for the hosts, with Ben Chilwell and Christian Pulisic replacing Marcos Alonso and Hakim Ziyech.

Chelsea: Mendy, Rudiger, Silva, Azpilicueta, Chilwell, James, Jorginho, Kante, Mount, Pulisic, Werner.

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Kelechi Iheanacho is only on the bench for Leicester City, while Jonny Evans misses out with the heel injury he picked up at Wembley.

James Maddison and Marc Albrighton take their places.

Leicester: Schmeichel, Fofana, Soyuncu, Castagne, Thomas, Albrighton, Ndidi, Tielemans, Maddison, Perez, Vardy.

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It's getting lively at St Mary's.

Patrick Bamford latches onto a good pass inside the box and shoots.

It beats the keeper but deflects off the post to safety.

There's a long VAR check for Cancelo's red card. The player has stayed on the pitch but a roar goes up as Stuart Attwell's decision is confirmed.

Will Brighton make it count?

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Inches wide, some even thought it was in.

Bruno Fernandes whips the free-kick goalkeeper side but just the wrong side of the post.

A galloping burst forward from midfield by the leggy Scott McTominay sees the Scot reach the edge of the Fulham box before being tripped by Mario Lemina.

A yellow for the man in yellow and a free-kick in dangerous territory for the men in red.

The champions are down to 10!

A straight red for Joao Cancelo who loses control of the ball and then brings down Danny Welbeck.

The Brighton fans loved that!

A great start to the second half. First, James Ward-Prowse unleashes a brilliant free kick from the edge of the box and hits the woodwork.

Then Leeds respond through Stuart Dallas who lets fly with a terrific attempt but Alex McCarthy pushes it away.

Gundogan's goal was the 22nd time Man City have scored in the opening two minutes of a Premier League game, with 10 of those goals coming under Pep Guardiola.

Fulham offered minimal threat in the first half and Mario Lemina has a crack from range at the start of the season half but it's not troubling David de Gea.

What happened to Brighton's defending? Gundogan was unmarked when he headed home. This could be a long night for the Seagulls.

Off we go for the second half at Old Trafford and St Mary's too.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Aston Villa and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That's what we've been waiting for. You want the response of fans when goals go in. That's what took me. Don't get me wrong the quality of the goal but the cheer after it. It was everything you've been waiting for for such a long time. The roar after it, it was just a great moment.

Carnival atmosphere at the Amex. Away we go!

This is Danny Welbeck's 14th Premier League game against Manchester City. They're the only side he's faced more than 10 times without registering a single goal or assist against in the competition.

Here come the teams and what a classy touch from Brighton's players as they welcome the Premier League champions with a guard of honour.

Lots of noise at the Amex. The fans are up for this.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton midfielder Pascal Gross, speaking to BT Sport: "It is a really good day for football. I cant wait to play in front of our fans. We want to compete and play good football and make sure we are our best in front of the fans.

"It is always the same when you play City, they are the best team in the world. But we want to play our game too."

Manchester City

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola on his side's remaining two Premier League games having already won the title: "We spoke, had a day off. I told them to forget the football and enjoy your time with your family as a champion.

"We spoke in training that we have a routine, be focused. They’re training really good. We’ll play the next one and then prepare for the [Champions League] final.

"I have no doubts the people are incredibly committed to win the three games we still have."