Brighton have lost a bit of control since Adam Lallana's departure and Roberto de Zerbi looks to readdress that with a couple more changes.

Tariq Lamptey and Evan Ferguson replace Solly March - arguably the man of the match - and Leandro Trossard for the Seagulls.

Saints boss Nathan Jones also uses the opportunity for a tactical tweak, slinging on Adam Armstrong for Sam Edozie.

Chances flowing for Everton late on.

This time Vitaly Mykolenko smashes one wide from 12 yards out.

He had time to set himself but had a right old smash at it.

Newcastle bring off goalscorer Miguel Almiron for Allan Saint-Maximin and Joe Willock is replaced by Jacob Murphy.

And Everton come inches away from the winner.

Jose Sa is unconvincing coming out of his goal and the ball falls for Anthony Gordon, whose shot is blocked on the line and Ben Godfrey's follow up is hacked away too by Ruben Neves.

LEICESTER HAVE A SHOT ON TARGET. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's half-volley bounces into Nick Pope's hands.

A double Everton change with just under 10 minutes remaining.

Neal Maupay is replaced by Tom Cannon, while Abdoulaye Doucoure is on for Idrissa Gueye.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 live

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There were a lot of good things that Ralph Hasenhuttl brought to the club but it was probably right that the change was made.

There were a few results and performances that just weren't going our way and I fully understood the timing of the change.

It gave Nathan Jones and his team time to work with the squad during the World Cup break but from what we have seen here today he has got a lot of work to do.

A defeat like this is going to be a crushing blow. What impact will it have on the players' confidence in the next games? We play Fulham next, then Nottingham Forest - and you need to take points against those around you in the table.

Not far at all.

Demarai Gray steps up to take the free-kick and it's almost glorious, but the effort from 25 yards has just a bit too much on it and the ball curls wide.

It had Jose Sa worried, it had Frank Lampard nearly wheeling away in celebration.

Aleksandar Mitrovic does well to lay it off to Andreas Pereira on the edge of the box but his first touch isn't great, meaning he has to rush a sidefooted shot straight at Vicente Guaita.

Soon after, the Palace keeper then makes another regulation save from a Mitrovic header.

Fulham have now had 17 shots with eight on target, while nine-man Palace have had just three shots - all off target.

Kelechi Iheanacho flashes a header wide and the offside flag goes up so it wouldn't have counted anyway. He was miles off.

Suddenly things have livened up at St Mary's.

Robert Sanchez is getting loads of stick from the home fans now and, judging by two wayward kicks out, it is affecting him.

Still over 10 minutes left.

If Saints somehow manage to grab another goal...

Toti's first action is to get a yellow card for a challenge from behind on Neal Maupay.

Referee Craig Pawson handing out cards like it's Christmas.

Maybe I'm just grumpy because I had to stop playing Mario Kart to come into work but this second half has really been a drag. The game was done by half-time.

Robert Sanchez is a lucky boy. Those of a Saints persuasion are furious.

The Brighton keeper was unhappy with Che Adams going in on him after the whistle had gone - the Saints striker claiming he didn't hear the whistle - and Sanchez twice sticks his hands on Adams.

After peace is restored, the referee Robert Jones decides no further punishment is needed.

It's been a very disjointed second half.

Wolves skipper Ruben Neves goes sliding in on Vitaly Mykolenko, doesn't look like he has touched the Everton full-back, who does not need a second invitation to hit the turf in apparent agony.

Neves gets a yellow.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Samuel Edozie needs to be driving more like that into the box and winning the foul. Southampton were probably a bit fortunate to get the penalty but they did and James Ward-Prowse was first to react when his penalty is saved to head the ball in.

Liz: Why was the Fulham goal given? I don't get it. The ball hit Mitrovic's arm. The rules and laws changing so often makes it confusing for anyone to understand how football works. It's mad.