West Ham take a quick throw-in to give Michail Antonio a chase with Joachim Andersen. The striker wins it and wins a corner.

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I am pretty confident about this one because Brentford seem to have got over their little blip in form.

I didn't see Nottingham Forest's midweek win over Brighton coming but that was at the City Ground, where they have picked up 24 of their 30 points this season.

Steve Cooper's side put up a fight in their last away game, at Anfield, but their record on the road is awful.

Prediction: 2-0

That means West Ham have gone to a 4-4-2 and there's support up front from Danny Ings for Michail Antonio.

Jarrod Bowen has been very quiet so West Ham need to find a way to get him involved.

Danny Ings is coming on for West Ham, replacing Lucas Paqueta.

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I fear for Brighton a little bit, and whether fatigue could start kicking in during their run-in, but it would be a shame if they blew up now after the season they have had, and I don't think it will.

Wolves are all but safe after winning three of their past four games so it is almost job done for their manager Julen Lopetegui.

They will make it difficult for Brighton too but I still think the Seagulls are an excellent team and we will see a response from them after a difficult week.

Prediction: 2-1

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a battle of nerves. Eze waited for Fabianksi and it got to a point when he was falling to his left and Eze just put it the other way.

It's very tough. It's about a battle of wits and holding your ground as long as you can. It's a head over body battle for the goalkeeper and he just couldn't hold on long enough, Fabianksi.

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Referee Craig Pawson has awarded seven penalties in 20 Premier League games this season, only Robert Jones (9) has awarded more.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't think there's any challenge whatsoever. There's a grab of the arm, but I don't think it's a penalty.

VAR confirms. It's a penalty.

Eberechi Eze steps up to take it himself.

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It's brilliant play from Eberechi Eze again as he plays a one-two with Jordan Ayew on the edge of the box.

He's caught by the arm of Nayef Aguerd as he is about to shoot and the referee gives a penalty.

It's gone to VAR to double check it...

Wilfried Zaha is still struggling a little bit but it looked more of a painful impact than anything. Hopefully he can run it off.

Michael Olise, meanwhile, whips in the latest Palace corner but it's headed away by Angelo Ogbonna.

Wilfried Zaha skips past Vladimir Coufal and is caught very late by a loose leg. It's a clear yellow card and a painful one for Zaha.

Good play from Palace again. Said Benrahma has to flick behind a dangerous cross for a corner.

Brighton make five changes to the side beaten by Nottingham Forest in midweek.

Kaoru Mitoma, Moises Caicedo, Alexis Mac Allister all drop to the bench, as do Levi Colwill and Facundo Buonanotte.

In come Adam Webster, Joel Veltman, Billy Gilmour, Deniz Undav and Danny Welbeck, but Evan Ferguson remains sidelined.

Brighton XI: Steele, Gross, Dunk, Webster, Estupinan, Veltman, Gilmour, March, Enciso, Undav, Welbeck

Subs: Sanchez, Colwill, Mac Allister, Mitoma, Caicedo, Ayari, Van Hecke, Buonanotte, Offiah

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Wolves make two changes to the team that beat Crystal Palace on Tuesday.

Joao Gomes and Pedro Neto are restored to the starting line-up, with Hwang Hee-Chan and Matheus Cunha making way.

Wolves XI: Sa, Semedo, Dawson, Kilman, Bueno, Gomes, Neves, Lemina, Nunes, Neto, Costa

Subs: Bentley, Collins, Podence, Hee-Chan, Cunha, Sarabia, Toti, Moutinho, Traore

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Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think there's no coincidence it's down West Ham's left-hand side [that they have made changes]. Olise has caused them all sorts of problems and I'm sure David Moyes would like to sew that up.

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Ooh. Michael Olise's long-range effort is tipped over the bar by Lucasz Fabianski. Decent strike.

Following Wednesday's superb win at Chelsea, Brentford boss Thomas Frank decides to make four changes to his starting XI.

Looks like a tweak of shape, too.

Full-back Aaron Hickey, midfielder Mikkel Damsgaard, forwards Kevin Schade and Bryan Mbeumo all come into the team.

Out go defenders Mads Roerslev and Mathias Jorgensen, along with midfielder Frank Onyeka and forward Yoane Wissa.

Brentford XI: Raya, Hickey, Pinnock, Mee, Henry, Jensen, Damsgaard, Janelt, Mbeumo, Toney, Schade.

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After ending their 11-match winless run, Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper sticks with the bulk of the team which beat Brighton.

Cooper makes one enforced change after Neco Williams suffered a broken jaw in a nasty collision in Wednesday's game.

Joe Worrall starts in the Welshman's place.

Defender Moussa Niakhaté and striker Taiwo Awoniyi, who were subbed with injuries against Brighton, are both fit enough to start.

Forest XI: Navas, Aurier, Felipe, Niakhaté, Worrall, Mangala, Danilo, Lodi, Johnson, Gibbs-White, Awoniyi.

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John Southall
BBC Radio 5 Live at Selhurst Park

The second half has started the same as the first ended: full throttle.