FT: Brighton 1-1 Newcastle - Howe watching in stand
Trossard scores from penalty spot but Hayden levels
Sanchez sent off as Dunk goes in goal in injury time
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Image source, Rex FeaturesScott: And that is why Brighton will never be more than mid table, all the possession, great to watch, but don't take the chances.
Emma: Howe's that for an impact?! And not even in the dugout yet.
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Jonjo Shelvey into the book for a reckless, sliding challenge on Leandro Trossard.
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Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator
It was a really well-worked goal with Matt Ritchie overlapping on the left. His cross was headed back to Isaac Hayden who hooked it into the net.
The Geordie fans to my right are celebrating wildly.
Isaac Hayden
Image source, Rex FeaturesDid not see that coming! Newcastle equalise with their first shot on target in the 65th minute.
Allan Saint-Maximin works some room down the left and finds the run of Matt Ritchie, who hangs a cross to the back post.
Ciaran Clark wins the header above to Brighton defenders and it drops for Isaac Hayden to sweep in from 10 yards out.
Eddie Howe has a huge smile on his face, he enjoyed that one.
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Change for Brighton.
Solly March makes way for Neal Maupay. A decent one to throw on.
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Matthew: Is Trossard good enough for a top four team? As it stands Brighton are 5th and a point of fourth. Bloomin’ cheek of it!
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe statisticians haven't marked down Matt Ritchie's shot a few minutes ago as being on target.
So Newcastle are still at zero on that count.
Surely they were better under Steve Bruce? This has been woeful so far.
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Harvey: Is this a training match for Brighton?
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Jacob Murphy catches Marc Cucurella on the foot with his studs, ouch. That will hurt.
A yellow for the Newcastle player on the hour mark.
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Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator
Bring out the bunting, Newcastle have had a shot.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBrighton should be home and done by now.
Marc Cucurella is full of running and he feeds Leandro Trossard.
The Belgians shows good skill, pulling the ball back for Adam Lallana to side foot a disappointing shot wide.
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At the other end, the sprightly and very impressive Tariq Lamptey breaks clear but his shot from the angle is not troubling Karl Darlow.
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Tom B: Newcastle have changed their stripes to blue and white? Right?
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Newcastle get their first shot on target.
But it's a dribbler from Matt Ritchie with Robert Sanchez able to drop on it.
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Image source, Getty ImagesIs Leandro Trossard good enough for a top four team?
The Belgium international is a really tidy player, like him a lot. He almost gets a second but curls wide from outside the area.
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Tom: "We're missing Strictly for this."
BBC One right now guys...
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A painful one for Brighton full-back Tariq Lamptey, winded in a 50-50 challenge with Matt Ritchie.
But he is OK to continue.
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Neil: I’m sooo glad I haven’t signed that contract yet, I hear the local Sunday league team need a manager though”
Callum's dad: Eddie Howe "is it too late to make the train to Manchester?"
Marcus: "See that advert beneath us? It's for National Express, right? When's the next bus to the south coast?"
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Brighton looking to seal the points right at the start of the second half.
Goalscorer Leandro Trossard looks for a second of the evening but a low drive is pushed away by Karl Darlow, while Marc Cucurella heads wide on the follow-up.
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We have to accept that we're gone. The damage of the Ashley and Bruce era will take a long time to fix, not just one transfer window.
Craig, Newcastle