That is all we have time for on Tribe as Crystal Palace achieve back-to-back away wins for the first time this season. I have been Elliot Thompson, and thank you for joining me. Stay with us on Tribe for live coverage of the Manchester derby!

Brighton have dropped down to ninth place due to goal difference, so they are now below Bournemouth and Fulham. Next up for them is an away game against West Ham. Crystal Palace have moved up to 15th in the league. They are now on 16 points, so are ahead of Leicester City and Everton. They are in Carabao Cup action in the week as they are away to Arsenal.

Brighton have now gone four games without a win, so some concerns are creeping in for Fabian Hurzeler. They barely laid a glove on Palace in the first half, even though they did pressurise them with some neat play in and around the box. In the second half, Hurzeler made a very clever tactical decision to go to a three at the back, bringing on Enciso in the process. That looked like it was going to fire Brighton back into the game, as they were all over Palace. However, Henderson made a couple of top saves, denying Dunk from a free-kick and Enciso on the edge of the box. After that pressure, Brighton faded away, allowing Palace to score again due to some poor defending from Dunk. He will be desperate never to watch this game back again, as he had a particularly disappointing outing. Brighton did score, but it was thanks to Guehi, who got in the way of Lacroix's clearance in the six-yard box. So there was barely a celebration from the players and fans. Some work to do for Hurzeler!

CRYSTAL PALACE GET THE BETTER OF THEIR BITTER RIVALS! What a massive win that is for Oliver Glasner and his side! The heat was on after Ipswich closed the gap on them yesterday with a win, but wow, Palace responded well. They soaked up some pressure in the opening 25 minutes, then stormed into a two-goal lead rather quickly. The first was a very scruffy goal as Brighton failed to clear a corner. It hit Sarr in the six-yard box and bounced back to Chalobah for a tap-in. Just six minutes after that, Sarr doubled their lead, getting on the end of a cross from Mitchell with his head. In the second half, they had to deal with a serious onslaught in the first 15 minutes as Brighton had five attackers on. Glasner brought on fresh legs up to Nketiah, which helped stop the threat. With eight minutes left, Sarr then got his second running onto a flick-on from Nketiah before finishing calmy. That sent most of the home fans home as the away end sang on until the final whistle. It has been some day for those fans!

SAVE! Adingra on the right wing fizzes in a low cross to Ferguson. He lays it back to Enciso, who takes one touch to set himself. On his right foot, he bends one towards the top left corner, but Henderson parries it wide.

Oliver Glasner makes his final change of the game, taking off Sarr after his brace. He is serenaded by the away end as Devenny comes on in his place.

WHAT A MISS! Once again, Dunk gets himself in a complete mess as he heads the ball to Kamada. He puts Nketiah through on goal. The forward stays onside as he was back in his half. Nketiah has Verbruggen to beat. He tries to lob it over him, but he puts it well wide of the left post.