I presume this counts as Forest's first shot as Brennan Johnson cuts in from the right wing and gets the ball onto his left foot in the box before blasting in a shot... that goes out for a throw-in.

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Almost a touch in the Brighton box here as Neco Williams swings in a cross but Adam Webster helps it back to his keeper.

It's 15-0 on shots, 24-0 on touches in the opposition box.

Steve Sidwell
Former Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The quality of pass into Danny Welbeck was just lacking there for me.

Mike: Wolves are the dullest team I've ever watched.

Michael Olise has a curling 20-yard shot deflected away for a corner and this is a good spell this for Palace.

The corner comes in from Eberechi Eze, he gets the ball back and crosses deep but Joachim Andersen's looping header ends up on top of net, instead of in it.

Leandro Trossard takes advantage of a Steve Cook mistake and finds Danny Welbeck, whose touch lets him down in the box.

Ryan Yates is OK to play on after quite a bit of treatment. His nose doesn't look quite right.

Morgan Gibbs-White puts the free-kick into the box and the offside flag goes up against Scott McKenna.

It's like it's been so long without attacking that they forgot the offside rule exists.

James Collins
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Great shooting opportunity, Eze just didn't get the whip on it but it was a good effort from him.

Eberechi Eze has a strike at goal for the Eagles from a free-kick and he gets the ball up, over and down past the wall, but it's not threatening Jose Sa in the Wolves goal.

Moises Caicedo gets to his feet and is shown a yellow card for that pretty reckless boot into the face of Ryan Yates, who is still getting treatment.

Brighton's Moises Caicedo catches Forest's Ryan Yates in the face with his boot. They both go down injured.

Palace's Wilfried Zaha tries to take on Nelson Semedo, throwing in a stepover trying to deceive him, but the Wolves man is up to the task and defends it well.

Steve Sidwell
Former Brighton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

The first pass is always the most important because it heads up the whole counter attack. That first pass is what Forest are missing tonight.

Adam Lallana's boot comes off in a challenge as he looks to the referee like what's going on.

Danny Welbeck heads Brighton's latest effort wide from Joel Veltman's cross.

Palace win a corner but Adama Traore makes up for his earlier error with a challenge on Eberechi Eze to send it behind.

The corner for the hosts comes to nothing though.

The format of the first half is continuing. The corner is played to Danny Welbeck, whose volley is saved by Dean Henderson.

Brighton have a free-kick a good 30 yards out. Solly March rolls it to Alexis Mac Allister, who hammers a shot in. It hits a defender and goes over for a corner.

Nottingham Forest have stopped the opposition from scoring a first-half goal in seven of their 11 games.

Only Newcastle United and Manchester City have done this more often in the Premier League this season.

They usually have some shots on goal though...