Blocked by the wall.

Southampton have a free-kick in James Ward-Prowse range...

A rare Liverpool attack but Ben Doak's pass through to Andy Robertson is too heavy and it rolls out for a goal kick.

Jurgen Klopp barely reacts on the touchline.

How has this not gone in?!

Saints goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu flaps at an inswinging cross inside the six-yard box, diverting the ball onto Ben Godfrey at the back post in the process. The defender cannot sort his body out in time and the ball goes wide.

We're all set for a frenetic finale at Goodison.

Double change for Wolves as new signing Mario Lemina is on to make his debut.

He's joined by Adama Traore with the pair replacing Joao Moutinho and Hwang Hee-Chan.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

He got in again there Mitoma - he's by far been their most effective player.

I think if they [Brighton] score again then that would be game over.

Jukebox Jack: Sadly every Liverpool fan knows the jig is up this season - but now it looks like the players do too. I personally would be very happy with a season out of Europe, just so that they could get a proper reset done, so 8th should be their target!

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Serge Aurier puts a brilliant ball into the box and Sam Surridge's diving header is wide.

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Brentford striker Ivan Toney returns from injury for his first appearance this year.

The Bees make six changes from their 1-0 FA Cup third-round defeat against West Ham last weekend, and go back to a more first-choice XI.

Ben Mee, Kristoffer Ajer, Joshua Dasilva, Mathias Jensen and Yoane Wissa keep their places.

Brentford: Raya, Ajer, Mee, Pinnock, Norgaard, Janelt, Jensen, Dasilva, Mbeumo, Wissa, Toney.

Substitutes: Strakosha, Canos, Schade, Zanka, Ghoddos, Lewis-Potter, Damsgaard, Sorensen, Roerslev.

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Bournemouth also make six changes from their 4-2 defeat by Burnley in the FA Cup.

Marcos Senesi, Ryan Christie, Lewis Cook, Jaidon Anthony and Philip Billing stay in the side.

Kieffer Moore replaces Dominic Solanke up front, while captain Lloyd Kelly also returns.

Bournemouth: Neto, Mepham, Kelly, Senesi, Stacey, Cook, Lerma, Christie, Billing, Anthony, Moore.

Substitutes: Travers, Stephens, Rothwell, Dembele, Pearson, Zemura, Sadi, Dacosta Gonzales, Adu-Adjei.

Great defending from Levi Colwill. He shoves Mohamed Salah off it to win a long ball, touches it back and then passes it to a team-mate in midfield.

Ibrahima Diallo gets a yellow for one of the most cynical fouls you'll ever see.

Meanwhile, Frank Lampard throws on Anthony Gordon for Seamus Coleman. Both sides are going for the win.

Nottingham Forest make their third change of the match as Lewis O'Brien comes on for Orel Mangala.

First card of the afternoon at Molineux and it goes to Nayef Aguerd who catches Wolves midfielder Joao Moutinho with a late tackle.

A challenge made out of frustration. West Ham aren't up to much.

Kaoru Mitoma continues to run rings around everyone. He slips it down the line and makes a smart run inside but his touch lets him down as Thiago slides across to make a crucial block.

Triple change for Leicester.

Marc Albrighton, Dennis Praet and Luke Thomas make way.

Kelechi Iheanacho, Nampalys Mendy and Lewis Brunt are on.

RP Patel: This group of Liverpool players have given up on Klopp. He should walk out and then let the players take the heat for abject performances one after the other.

saidmadrid: Brighton olays some fantastic football under de zebri, its a very tough contender to play against...Liverpool is going through a bad patch

Jurgen Klopp has had enough. He makes FOUR changes. Harvey Elliott, Naby Keita, Joe Gomez and Ben Doak are on for Liverpool.

It's Jordan Henderson, Joel Matip, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Fabinho who are off.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold curls a deep cross in from the right and as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain tries to chest it down, he's nudged by Joel Veltman. There's appeals for a penalty but they don't get one.

Brighton make their changes as Joel Veltman comes on for Adam Lallana and Danny Welbeck replaces the impressive Evan Ferguson.

Wolves look so good on the ball, playing with a confidence absent among the West Ham ranks.

A real difference between these two sides. One on the up, another, seemingly, dropping down.

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