Two-nil down and now down to ten.

Burnley's Connor Roberts, who was shown a yellow card in the first half for kicking a second ball on to the pitch, is sent off for a second bookable offence after dragging back Yoane Wissa who looked to go through on goal.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

We've got a game on now!

Steele and Dunk did well to deny Doku and Alvarez up one end and then it is a devastating counter attack from Brighton.

A clever finish from Fati, passes the ball past Ortega at his near post. Game on!

A change each. Dango Ouattara replaces Marcus Tavernier for the hosts and Wolves bring on Pablo Sarabia for Toti Gomes.

How did he miss?!

It just hasn't been Burnley's day as the visitors miss out on a four-on-one break upfield.

The ball is squared to Luca Koleosho who has an open goal, but somehow mishits the ball well wide.

One of the misses of the year.

Huge chance for the visitors.

Matheus Cunha's effort is only parried out by Cherries captain Neto but Hwang Hee-chan gets his angles all wrong as he follows up and blasts over from six yards.

The South Korea international was completely off balance there and the home supporters enjoyed that miss.

Luton fans scream for a penalty as Carlton Morris goes down inside the box under a challenge, but a quick VAR check deems no foul.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Another big chance there for Brighton in this second half.

It all comes from an unbelievable pass from Dunk, from the edge of his own box, a 50 yard crossfield ball.

Ansu Fati receives it then feeds in Mitoma who is denied by Ortega. Only thing I was thinking there is could the forward have lifted the finish?

That's huge!

A lovely ball by Ansu Fati finds Kaoru Mitoma in space but Stefan Ortega is quickly off his line to make the save.

Brighton have come alive.

Brentford's Mathias Jensen is the latest to go in the book for a late challenge in midfield. This match has slowed right down ever since Bryan Mbeumo's excellent finish.

Huge support for Sandro Tonali from the Newcastle fans as he comes on as part of a number of changes for the hosts.

Tonali is being investigated by the Italian Prosecutor's Office and the Italian football federation in relation to alleged illegal betting activity, and Newcastle boss Eddie Howe said yesterday they are giving Tonali all their support.

A rare sight of goal for a Bournemouth player as Ryan Christie unloads from 20 yards.

His effort goes low towards the bottom left corner but is easily saved by Wolves keeper Jose Sa.

The hosts have largely been penned back in their own half since Lewis Cook's red card but they showed a little more adventure there.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The one area where Brighton are getting a little bit more joy in this second half is getting the ball from Steele into Gross.

The holding midfielders weren't really in the game in the first half, they've been more prominent in this second period, and the side are getting out of the Man City press.

City turn up the tempo another notch and it requires a flying stop by Jason Steele to deny Erling Haaland a second.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

He [Bryan Mbeumo] is probably the most underrated striker in the Premier League. When this fella is in front of goal, he can just get it done.

Burnley are missing a leader at the moment.

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After back-to-back wins, Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino makes two changes as the Blues face a real acid test against title hopefuls Arsenal.

Centre-back Axel Disasi drops to the bench after being an injury doubt, while striker Armando Broja is not fit enough to make the squad.

Right-back Malo Gusto and attacking midfielder Mykhailo Mudryk replace them, while Cole Palmer is fit enough to start and Reece James returns to the bench.

Chelsea XI: Sanchez, Gusto, Thiago Silva, Colwill, Cucurella, Caicedo, Gallagher, Fernandez, Mudryk, Palmer, Sterling.

Big news for Arsenal - Bukayo Saka is back.

The England forward returns to the Gunners' starting XI after missing the win over Manchester City with a leg injury, which also ruled him out of the recent international fixtures.

Gabriel Martinelli also starts after his match-winning return from the bench against City, with the pair lining up alongside Gabriel Jesus in a front three.

Eddie Nketiah and Leandro Trossard are the players to make way.

Goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, who recently lost his place to David Raya, is not on the bench after his wife gave birth to a baby boy.

Arsenal XI: Raya, White, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko, Jorginho, Rice, Odegaard, Saka, Martinelli, Jesus.

The tackles are flying. Now Igor Julio goes into the book for a foul on Rodri. Brighton are beginning to run out of time. They've managed just one attempt on target and send on Billy Gilmour and Ansu Fati.