Brighton are experiencing their first rocky patch since coming up and after such a good start have begun to look rather like a promoted side – conceding sloppy goals and failing to put chances away. The latter is a particular concern; their only goal in the past five games has come from the penalty spot and Burnley will take some imagination to break down. Sean Dyche and company have set a standard for teams in Albion’s position: at worst Saturday may be a useful learning exercise. Nick AmesKick-off Saturday 3pmVenue Amex StadiumLast season n/aReferee Chris KavanaghThis season G5, Y14, R0, 2.8 cards per gameOdds H 17-10 A 23-10 D 2-1Brighton & Hove AlbionSubs from Krul, Maenpaa, Hünemeier, Rosenior, Schelotto, Goldson, Suttner, Kayal, Skalak, Murphy, March, Brown, BaldockDoubtful NoneInjured Sidwell (back, unknown)Suspended NoneForm LDLLLLDiscipline Y22 R0Leading scorer Murray 5BurnleySubs from Lindegaard, Legzdins, Barnes, Vokes, Wells, Westwood, Long, BardsleyDoubtful Ward (knee)Injured Brady (knee), Heaton (shoulder), Marney (match fitness), Walters (knee, all unknown)Suspended NoneForm WLWLWWDiscipline Y27 R0Leading scorer Wood 4

Source: The Guardian December 15, 2017 16:16 UTC