James Collins
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It looked like if anyone was going to score, it would be Palace. Credit to Wolves, there wasn't any clear cut chances from Palace in that time and they soaked up what Palace threw at them.

It was a really well worked goal from Wolves. The quality that Bueno has shown from the left to put that ball in the area and the Wolves boys got into the box and now they're playing really well.

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Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Selhurst Park

The crowd are getting restless here. Since going one down the home crowd have got a little bit quieter. There's also been a couple of stoppages that have slowed down the tempo of the game.

Daniel: Hey Palace defenders, it helps to be in the same time zone as the opposing player you're supposed to be marking.

Steve Cook and Tariq Lamptey, there's only one winner in that race. You're right, it's Cook.

A 10-yard head start sees him get there first by an inch.

If Wolves hang on to the three points with this scoreline, their five Premier League goals this season will somehow have earned them 12 points and taken them 12th in the table.

Long way to go though in this one.

Steve Sidwell
Former Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Forest have shown good discipline at the back but no real quality going into the final third.

I can't even think of one good pass to the front three.

Forest bring on summer signing Harry Toffolo for summer signing Serge Aurier. It means a change of position for summer signing Neco Williams.

Actually Brighton's first chance in a while as Pascal Gross hammers a volley over the bar. He says it should be a corner but the officials don't think so.

Boubacar Traore has put in a number of iffy challenges and this is one too many and the Wolves man gets his name taken. Booking.

Joel Ward for the Eagles instantly follows Traore into the book, fouling Daniel Podence.

Forest's second half-chance of the game as Ryan Yates blasts a ball across the area which can't reach Jesse Lingard.

Ben: This performance proves that Brighton desperately need a clinical striker to push on in the Premier League.

Donald: Thanks Mike @ 20.43! Fate well tempted...

Nick: Mike - you clearly don't watch a lot of football then!

Solly March is going into midfield now with Tariq Lamptey on.

That goal for Adama Traore is his first of the season, his first in his last nine Premier League appearances, and only second in last 31.

Steve Sidwell
Former Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It just feels like there needs to be something to get this game going.

Sometimes you need a substitute to come on and make an impact.

At the minute, it feels like this game is just slowly drifting.

Not quite like for like as Brighton bring on rapid right-back Tariq Lamptey for veteran midfield schemer Adam Lallana.

Serge Aurier launches a throw-in which is headed away by Moises Caicedo. It's another throw but this one doesn't go long.

That few seconds would probably still make Forest's highlight reel from this game.

James Collins
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's a great goal, Wolves have been under pressure and it's their first really chance in the last five minutes.

It's a great ball in, you think it's going out of play but Traore turns up at the back stick and heads it into the floor.

It's come from nowhere really because Palace have been on top. Fair play to Wolves, that is a wonderful goal.

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First sub of the game as Cheikhou Kouyate replaces Orel Mangala for Forest.

Steve Sidwell
Former Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The pace of Brennan Johnson there was electrifying.