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18' - Tiemoue Bakayoko's first-time 20-yard strike from Willian's cutback looks to be heading in but Mat Ryan gets down well to his left to parry the ball away.
26' - Eden Hazard leads another dangerous Chelsea attack before switching the ball to Willian, whose angled effort from the right side of the penalty area is parried by Mat Ryan.
28' - Chelsea almost score again but Michy Batshuayi's close-range effort is saved by Mat Ryan after more good work from Eden Hazard, who has been absolutely superb in the opening third of this match.
30' - What a save!
Tomer Hemed thinks he's equalised with a header from close range but Willy Caballero makes a superb instinctive stop to deny the Israeli forward.
35' - Ezequiel Schelotto has another penalty appeal turned down by Jon Moss after a coming-together with Tiemoue Bakayoko.
To add insult to injury, the Brighton defender is then booked as a result of his overzealous protestations.
N'Golo Kante of Chelsea and Tomer Hemed of Brighton vie for the ball
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