Chelsea are fortunate not to be 3-1 down as Marc Cucurella blocks Mohamed Elyounoussi's diving header on the line before Edouard Mendy pushes away the follow up.

Brentford haven't really got going in this half but there's a hint of an opportunity as Shandon Baptiste steams in at the back post to meet a deep cross but he can't keep it in play.

Looks like Thomas Frank is preparing to make a change.

Danny Welbeck's presence has given Brighton a slightly different dimension as they are putting more crosses into the box now.

Tariq Lamptey is clattered into by Antonee Robinson on the right and earns a free-kick. Welbeck will be the target you would expect.

Fulham have got more about them when they get forward in this half. Neeskens Kebano creates space on the left with his pace and he chops inside, laying it off to the oncoming Joao Palhinha on the edge of the box. He hits it first time but it's way over.

A solid response by Chelsea as they look to get back level. Mateo Kovacic plays a brilliant ball across the pitch to Cesar Azpilicueta but his cross into the box is cleared. Chelsea pick up the ball and go again.

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Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

They soaked up the pressure and knew they could frustrate Leeds, and grew into the game.

Everton have been comfortable in this first half.

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Matt: I despair at this Chelsea team. Totally dominate, play great football and then shoot themselves in the football with ridiculous individual errors. A penny for Tuchel's thoughts?

Mr. Cheers: Havertz will get Tuchel sacked. Don't know how they let the fast Werner and kept the slow Havertz. Imagine a front two of Werner and Sterling

BleedRed: Chelsea playing 5-3-2 in defence against Southampton says a lot about Tuchel.

Here come the changes.

Enock Mwepu, Pervis Estupinan and Joel Veltman are all off. On comes Danny Welbeck, Tariq Lamptey and Kaoru Mitoma for Brighton.

Frank Lampard will be very happy.

It has been a classic smash-and-grab away display. Anthony Gordon scored with Everton's first attack - not far off their only one - and they have dug in to hold off Leeds' response since.

Thomas Tuchel makes a change for the second half as Mateo Kovacic replaces Ruben Loftus-Cheek.

We're back under way.

What is he doing!?

Robert Sanchez should make a simple catch as the ball bounces up but he somehow spills it and Neeskens Kebano is there to pounce.

The angle is tight but the goal is empty. If it's on target, it's a goal. Instead he swivels quickly and on the turn, thumps it over the bar.

Huge miss. Huge let-off for Brighton.

Crystal Palace's tactics in this current spell of dominance appear to be 'give it Olise' as he curls a decent effort from outside the box just over.

Four minutes are added at the end of the half.

It's clear plenty of folk in these parts feel that's not enough.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Jesse Marsch is quick to get wound up by opposition teams if they hang onto the ball a bit too long. This time, Frank Lampard has the ball and Marsch is rushing down his technical area to get the ball back in play.

Leeds are giving A for effort, but losing Rodrigo so early had also meant they've lost their focal point.

The new-look Everton back four are standing firm, and look very impressive compared to last season.

Referee Thomas Bramall is advised to check the VAR monitor and he gives it. Penalty to Brighton. Is this their way back into it?

Pervis Estupinan tries to bring down a chipped pass in the box and he's caught from behind by Bobby De Cordova-Reid. There's a VAR check here - it could be a penalty!

Robin Koch tries a speculative effort from way out after he is found by a pass from Luis Sinisterra. The German hasn't scored yet for Leeds. His effort doesn't threaten to change that.

Crystal Palace make a change seven minutes into the second half as Jean-Philippe Mateta is replaced by Odsonne Édouard.