Brentford v Brighton LIVE - Toney double gives Brentford important three points as Seagulls succumb to second successive defeat

There we have it. Brentford are decent value for their win, and Brighton succumb to a poor defeat by their standards. Thanks for joining us on Eurosport, be sure to join us again very soon for more LIVE Premier League action.

Again between Mac Allister and Canos, as the Argentine shoves the Spaniard on the touchline, but nothing doing, says the referee.

A cute ball into the middle by Mac Allister is helped into the arms of Raya by Lallana.

Canos is rolling around, claiming a bit of afters from Alexis Mac Allister, but there's nothing in it as the referee tells him to get up.

What just happened there! A real game of pinball ensues in the Brighton box as Canos takes a swipe, Sanchez misses the ball as Toney looks to glance one in, and Dunk clears from just ahead of the line!

Saman Ghoddos replaces Rico Henry.

March's inswinger is dealt with comfortably by Raya, but what a save that is! He denies a Dunk header from the second ball!

The switch to a back five was a masterstroke from Frank. Brighton are struggling to find the spaces that they were thriving in in the first half.

... but no threat. They need a striker, don't they... have I mentioned that?

Josh Dasilva replaces Jensen.

Mbuemo is replaced by Sergi Canos.

Mac Allister goes for glory from range again, but the effort is tame and Raya dives onto it and holds.

... and still no sign of a Brighton goal on the horizons... why didn't they sign a damn striker?

The Seagulls are pinging the ball around at a quicker tempo now, but they need to be passing forwards rather than sideways. Much of their interplay at present is in front of the hosts' sturdy defensive block.

Brighton aren't giving up yet, and their pressing is becoming more frantic. Brentford, however, sporting their newly-formed back five, are staying composed, looking to eke out the win.

Onyeka is replaced by Baptiste.

Rasmussen replaces Wissa.

Deniz Undav is on for Trossard.

Adam Lallana replaces Pascal Gross.