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Quite astonishing at the Amex Stadium! Spurs led by two at half-time, but for the just the second time in their last 80 Premier League matches, Brighton have recovered from a two-goal deficit to clinch all three points. A blistering 18-minute spell after half-time did the damage, Yankuba Minteh capitalising on some sloppy Spurs defending to lash home his first Brighton goal on 48 minutes. Georginio Rutter was the man to grab the leveller, firing across the face of Guglielmo Vicario before the hour mark. Then, just eight minutes later, top scorer Danny Welbeck was the beneficiary of some excellent tenacity from Rutter near the byline, steering home a close-range header to complete the turnaround. Many inside the Amex can't believe what they've witnessed. Neither can I, to be honest! The Seagulls soar back into the top six heading into the international break, while Tottenham stay ninth after seeing their five-game winning streak come to a stunning end.

An incredible Brighton comeback on the South Coast!

Spurs earn a free-kick on halfway, and the ball is clipped towards the Brighton box. Thankfully for the Seagulls, the ball gravitates towards the head of Dunk, who nods it back into the grateful arms of Verbruggen.

Pedro Porro takes up a good position down the Spurs right then whips in a delicious cross which just evades Solanke. Knowing Moore is just behind him, Veltman takes no chances and puts the ball behind for a corner.

Four minutes left for Spurs to salvage something...

Time running out now for Spurs as Vicario ushers his players forward. The goalkeeper has spent much of the latest passage of play stood about 15 yards outside of his penalty area, which shows just how eager he is to move his side up the field.

Another change for Brighton, and one which sees Brajan Gruda come on for his Seagulls debut. The German replaces Yankuba Minteh.