THE POINTS ARE SHARED AT THE LONDON STADIUM! After a dull first half with little chances, both sides got on the scoresheet in the second half. Brighton took the lead thanks to Wieffer after Fabianski wasn't strong enough to punch a cross away. He was challenged by Dunk, but fairly. His punch came to Wieffer, who had an empty net from around eight yards out. On his right foot, he side-footed the ball into the bottom right corner. Shortly after, West Ham got back into it thanks to Kudus, it was Brighton who made more chances towards the end, with Fabianski making two strong saves to stop Ayari. Minteh made a massive impact after coming on and should have got an assist. He squared the ball to Mitoma, who could not divert the ball in from around two yards out. So it is five games without a win for Brighton now, but their attacking performance was a strong one, so there is plenty to be optimistic about for the fans. They remain in ninth place, three points off fifth spot. Next up for them is a home encounter against Brentford.