Two minutes added on.

Referee Michael Salisbury comes over and books managers Thomas Frank and Roberto de Zerbi.

The bosses shake hands afterwards.

It all kicked off when Frank and Joel Veltman shoved each other as the Brighton player tried to take a throw-in.

Oh it's all kicking off on the touchline now. There is a melee including the managers and players over nothing really.

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I wouldn't say Brighton have really recovered from that goal.

And as I write that they have a chance to level but Solly March blasts a volley at Ben Mee. That is 54 shots since his last Premier League goal now.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's OK having good coaches and good managers and good people around you but if the player doesn't listen or has an attitude then you have no chance.

Ivan Toney must've said to himself, 'in order for me to get better I've got to take on board this information, I've got to apply hard work, blood sweat and tears' in order for us to be having those conversations that we're having right now.

If you want an indication of how far Ivan Toney has come - I saw him come on as a sub for Barnsley against Oxford in the 2016 EFL Trophy final.

Jose Enrique
Former Liverpool and Villarreal left-back on BBC Radio 5 Live

I always say the same thing, there are so many talented players that have played in lower divisions before to make it to the top. If I started over again I'm not sure if I would make it, that's how difficult it is to be a footballer.

Ivan Toney made it, he's full of confidence, he's performing at the level. I love him, he's very relaxed, I love that confidence in a striker because he's the one who scores the goals.

Pascal Gross plays a one-two with Solly March down the right but his cross is poor.

It does feel like Ivan Toney has to be on the plane doesn't it?

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think right now that Ivan Toney could quite easily start for England in the confident mood that he's in.

I think defenders would fear playing against him because at the moment he's finding ways to score goals that others aren't.

When you've got a centre forward who's playing like that you just want to give them the ball.

Bryan Mbeumo floats this corner in... and out. It goes straight out of play.

Mathias Jensen's cross from deep is put behind and Brentford have their first corner.

That corner comes to nothing and Brentford come forward again.

Brentford keeper David Raya punches away a cross but Brighton get the ball back quickly and Leandro Trossard's shot is blocked for a corner.

Andrew Priestley: Ivan Toney definitely has a seat on the plane to Qatar with his name on it. A great alternative option for Southgate to have from the bench.

Josh Earl: Exquisite from Ivan Toney. Brilliant from Mbeumo and Onyeka in the build up, too.

Paul: Ivan Toney everyone. Another quality goal. Yet still wasn’t enough to even see a minute of action for England in those friendlies because our manager would rather play Kane every minute despite knowing what he can do already.

Ivan Toney is on seven Premier League goals this season, only behind Erling Haaland and Harry Kane.

Thumbs up if you think he should be in England's World Cup squad.

There is a quick VAR check to see if Kristoffer Ajer committed a foul in the build-up but the goal stands.

Terrible deep free-kick from Brighton's Pascal Gross as he hits it straight with no curl and it's a simple catch for David Raya.

After that good spell for Brighton, Brentford have the best chance of the game.

The ball drops to Bryan Mbeumo near the corner of the box and he hits a sensational volley as it drops out of the air which flies past the keeper but cannons off the crossbar. So close.