Hello and welcome to this Sunday afternoon Premier League clash between Crystal Palace and Brighton and Hove Albion at Selhurst Park. Team news to follow, kick-off is an hour away away

Goal! Wilfred Zaha steps up and slots the ball past Mathew Ryan.

Penalty! From the first cross into the box from Townsend, Lamptey is clumsy and brings his man down inside the box

Palace still searching to get a foothold in the game, they just can't seem to retain possession. Brighton doing a excellent job of closing them down early

Yves Bissouma shot is wide of the post from the resulting corner. Brighton are really growing into the match

Chance! nice work down the left flank for Brighton Solly March swings in a low cross, Tariq Lamptey receives it but his shot is blocked and Palace clear their lines

Brighton in their yellow shirts making a positive start to the game with plenty of possession

Early effort from Adam Lallana with a shot from the edge of the box, but his effort floats wide

Brighton kick off with Stuart Attwell blowing the whistle to get the game started

Kick off is less than five minutes away but who will come out on top?

Graham Potter explains his starting 11 choices, with both Dan Burn and Adam Lallana coming into the side.

"Dan Burn is back in the side because he's been pushing hard in training and he gives us a presence in both boxes.

"Adam Lallana has good experience and quality which will be important today."

Brighton have lost just one of their five top-flight away games against Crystal Palace winning two and drawing two. Losing 3-2 in their first visit in the Premier League back in April 2018

Crystal Palace are looking to secure consecutive league victories against Brighton for the first time since September 2011, following their 1-0 victory at the Amex Stadium in February last season

Transfer news ahead of the kick off. Danny Welbeck has made the move from Watford to Brighton

But equally Palace have Neal Maupay to contend with. The Frenchman has been directly involved in six goals in his last five Premier League games with four goals and two assists

Brighton will be all too aware of the attacking threat that Zaha brings. He has scored more goals against them in all competitions than he has any other opponent bagging six in total

Both sides looking for a result today having both lost their last two fixtures in the Premier League

And here's the Brighton's line up. The impressive Tariq Lamptey deemed fit enough to start

Here's the Palace starting 11. Michy Batshuayi leads the line with Wilfred Zaha

Palace go into the game sitting in 12th position, while the Brighton are down in 15th after claiming just one win despite a string of very good performances in a tough set of fixtures