Brighton v Southampton

The corner breaks down and the ball goes behind as Michael Oliver brings play to an end. Southampton have held on to move level with Brighton.

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Corner to Brighton. Final throw of the dice.

Southampton are camped inside their own half now but Glenn Murray is penalised for a high boot. Just seconds remaining.

Southampton are nearly there and four minutes have been allocated for stoppage time.

Graham Green: It’s games like these Southampton have to win if they want to stay up. Grinding out a victory on the road despite not playing particularly well.

Jurgen Locadia fires a shot on target from outside of the area but it didn't really have the power to trouble Angus Gunn.

We're approaching kitchen sink time.

Solly March clips the ball into the Southampton area and Shane Duffy is unmarked but his outstretched leg fails to generate enough power on the ball to beat Angus Gunn.

Sam Gallagher brings down Lewis Dunk inside his own half to give Brighton a platform to attack.

Here comes the long ball into the box.

Southampton are ready to shut up shop as Stuart Armstrong is replaced by defender Jack Stephens.

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Brighton shout for a penalty but Michael Oliver waves their appeals away.

Davy Propper collects the loose ball inside the Saints area under the challenge of Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.

He scuffs his shot and falls to the ground but the referee isn't interested in that one.

Martin Montoya cuts back against the traffic before smashing his effort into the Southampton crossbar.

That was as close as Brighton have come to finding the net.

Groans ring around the Amex and Brighton knock the ball long and out of play. Southampton still carry the greater goal threat despite taking the lead.

Danny Ings' first appearance for two months comes to an end as he is replaced by Sam Gallagher.

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Chris Hughton has decided to make the first change of the game as Solly March comes of the bench to replace Alireza Jahanbakhsh.

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Nathan Redmond nearly doubles the lead but his side-foot effort is cleared by a back-pedaling Shane Duffy.

I'm not sure it was going in but the Brighton defender makes sure and clears the danger.

Anthony Knockaert has stepped up since Saints took the lead and the Frenchman cuts inside on his left foot, but his shot is wide.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's opener was exactly what this game needed.

Brighton nearly respond.

Anthony Knockaert delivers a free-kick to the back post where Lewis Dunk is unmarked, but the England defender can only lift his header over the bar.

The goal doesn't surprise me because Nathan Redmond is having a lot of the ball.

He's picked the right choice, it's a great finish from Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.