Axel Disasi returns for Crystal Palace after missing the weekend 5-0 defeat by Brighton through suspension while Jean-Phillipe Mateta replaces Jorgen Strand Larsen attack with what will be just his second start of the season.

Dwight McNeil coming in for the injured Quinten Timber is the third change from under-pressure manager Pierre Sage.

Besiktas XI: Nubel; Bulut. Djalo, Akdag, Ouattara; Trossard, Miretti, Ndidi, Yilmaz, Fakili; Oh Hyeon-Gyu.

Crystal Palace XI: Benitez; Richards, Disasi, Canvot; Khalaili, Kamada, Wharton, Mitchell; McNeil, Pino; Mateta.

The resulting corner is swung in towards Luke O'Nien at the near post.

He ducks under it but the ball glances goalwards off Lech Poznan foward Mikael Ishak and Mateusz Lis has to get down smartly to push away.

It is 500 minutes without conceding now for Brighton. A very impressive statistic, though they will be hoping they can compliment it with a goal soon.

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Brighton have another corner but again Jan Hanus comes off his line confidently to punch away the danger.

Gary Bennett
Ex-Sunderland defender on BBC Radio Newcastle

It’s a chance. Another opportunity.

We keep saying this time and time again. We’ve got to be ruthless in there.

We need our second goal. We’ve had opportunities.

Sunderland should be comfortable in this game.

They win the ball back with another high press and end up with Nordi Mukiele in acres and acres of space in the box.

He takes his time and eventually drives towards goal and Mateusz Lis has to tip it over for a corner.

Don Hutchison
Former Sunderland midfielder on TNT Sport

With that finish you have to be brave enough to start it from the outside of the far post, and just curl it back in to the side netting. It was too straight.

It is back to being end to end.

Nilson Angulo ends up with some space after a lucky bounce of the ball but his left-footed effort is poor and is comfortably saved.

Brighton have had 13 shots on goal although just three of those have been on target. Too many efforts have gone high over the bar.

The hosts have definitely improved at the start of this second half.

Joel Pereira puts a ball into the box with the outside of his right foot and Kevin Danso has to back-pedal to head away.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport senior football reporter

Bournemouth XI: Di Gregorio, Hill, Antonio Silva, Diakite, Truffert, Christie, Adams, Tavernier, Kluivert, Gannon-Doak, Evanilson.

Subs: Petrovic, Allan, Julio Soler, Toth, Brooks, Cook, Adli Smith, Rodriguez, Rayan.

Bournemouth make four changes from the 1-0 win over Sunderland on Sunday, including giving winger Ben Gannon-Doak a start ahead of Rayan.

Defender Bafode Diakite comes in for Adam Smith, while Justin Kluivert replaces Lewis Cook in the number-10 role.

There is also a change in goal, with Italian number two Michele Di Gregorio replacing first-choice goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic.

AC Milan XI: Maignan, Tomori, De Winter, Pavlovic, Moreira, Loftus-Cheek, Musah, Estupinan, Hutchinson, Jashari, Cisse.

Subs: Bouyer, Torriani, Vladimirov, Camarda, Mario Gila, Bartesaghi, Comotto, Rabiot, Modric, Diawara, Pulisic.

Milan manager Ruben Amorim takes charge for the first time since his ill-fated spell at Manchester United.

The Portuguese boss is without striker Goncalo Ramos, while veteran midfielder Luka Modric and winger Christian Pulisic start on the bench.

There are also returns to English football for former Chelsea pair Fikayo Tomori and Ruben Loftus-Cheek, former Nottingham Forest winger Omari Hutchinson and former Brighton defender Pervis Estupinan.

Brighton have a corner which Pascal Gross drives into the box but Jan Hanus makes a confident catch.

Big chance.

A cross finds Habib Diarra in the area but the Sunderland midfielder shanks an effort well wide.

Did it take a deflection? Sunderland thought so, but the referee didn't.

Lech Poznan responded well to the Sunderland opener but then didn't have a shot after the 15th minute.

They've had one now.

Patrik Walemark drives at Luke O'Nien but then fires a right-footed effort comfortably wide of the target.

Don Hutchison
Former Sunderland midfielder on TNT Sport

Good skill, he just dropped the shoulder onto his favoured right foot. He got the yard, [but] you got to keep that down. It might of took a little bobble.

Brighton do have the ball in the back of the net as Malick Yalcouyé drives into the box from the left and tucks a shot into the far corner, but he was offside.

Adam Virgo
Former Brighton captain on TNT Sports

Brighton certainly have to be patient now for another opportunity, another chance.

As we saw in that first game, they got that first goal and second half they came out a completely different side.

Malick Fofana has yet to register a goal or assist for Sunderland but he's been a bright spark tonight.

He hit in the post in the first half and is being adventurous again, cutting in from the left, but his effort is always on the rise and goes over the bar.

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Georginio Rutter has had a few chances for Brighton but he's struggling to put them on target. Again he goes for power now as he works some space just inside the box and again his effort goes wide.

A deep free-kick is headed on by Malick Fofana but it drifts behind for a goal-kick.