Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Nottingham Forest who have the worst away record in the league could be producing three points when they needed it most.

Their only away win was at Southampton in January. Six straight away defeats in the Premier League since then. They have collected one point out of a possible 21, but Steve Cooper's side lead here 1-0.

Brighton will be a little bit gutted if they fail to keep a clean sheet now and Daniel Podence is in for Wolves but Jason Steele stops his low drive.

Just over 10 minutes to go.

It looks like every player on the pitch is in the box for this Brentford corner. It falls to Ben Mee and his spectacular overhead kick fizzes dangerously over the bar!

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Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Close your eyes, you could be in Nottingham. It's hard to believe that 1700 fans can make as much noise as they are.

Pervis Estupinan is the latest Brighton player to go close to getting on the scoresheet as he stays onside to meet a ball over the top but clips his shot into the sidenetting.

Sorry Wolves fans, but this could easily have been 10-0 or more.

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Another dice roll by Thomas Frank. Saman Ghoddos is on for Kevin Schade.

Almost goal number seven as Billy Gilmour steps away from a challenge on the edge of the area before hitting a low effort just wide.

Gilmour has never scored a club goal in his career, surely today is the day to get up and running?

Around 15 minutes for Forest to hold on.

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Brighton are showing off now as Moisés Caicedo casually draws in a Wolves player inside his own box before speeding away from him and starting another attack by the home side.

What an effort! Forest win a free-kick just over the halfway line. It falls to Moussa Niakhate in the box and he tries an overhead kick. The defender gets some power on it and David Raya has to react well to keep hold of it.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

They are sitting back Forest but they are being aggressive and stepping into challenges. It's easy to be passive and let the other team come on to you. But they're still being aggressive.

A double change for Brentford.

Vitaly Janelt and Mathias Jensen are off. On comes Shandon Baptiste and Frank Onyeka.

Brighton are not stopping at six. They are still coming forward as they look to punish Wolves further.

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Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

For Nottingham Forest it's been fairly comfortable.

Andre Ayew slips it left for Danilo in space. He drives forward then curls it in early looking for Morgan Gibbs-White but he's put far too much on it and it rolls out for a throw-in on the far side.

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Brentford had 74.8% possession over the opening 15 minutes of the second half. They are still dominating now.

But Forest don't look overly troubled in defence.

Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports commentator

Calamity at the back for Wolves. Deniz Undav one-on-one, and he chipped it in slow motion over Jose Sa.

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Some relief for Wolves because the excellent Julio Enciso is going off. Such is Brighton's strength in depth they are able to bring a World Cup winner on as Alexis Mac Allister enters the mix.

Moisés Caicedo is also on, replacing on Joël Veltman.