How are Brighton not ahead?

Jaouen Hadjam runs through on goal after initially winning the ball in his own half. The keeper flies out and Hadjam's shot is saved by David Soria onto the post.

Malick Yalcouye looks to tuck in the rebound but it's cleared off the line.

Another big opportunity for Luka Stojkovic as he drills his shot towards the bottom far corner.

Robin Roefs can only parry away and will be grateful to see a red and white shirt hoofing it away rather than a blue one slotting it past him.

Kevin Danso has lost the foot race to Moris Valincic and he's trying to catch up and just drags the Croatian back. Yellow card.

Brighton's Costinha shoots off target. Albion have yet to test the Getafe keeper.

That looks like a booking to me. A heavy challenge from Bruno Goda on Nilson Angulo but the referee only gives a free-kick, no card.

What do I know, though.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth midfielder Ryan Christie: "We found it really tough in the first half, to be fair to them they had some really interesting tactics.

"It was difficult to work out what they were doing, especially in how they were setting up from goal kicks. It took a while to get to grips with that, I know we missed a penalty and a couple of chances but we probably didn’t deserve anything from the first half.

"The red card changes it a little bit, we came out second half and knowing we had to be dominant with the ball and patient. In the end we found a way."

On what the manager said at half-time: "The sending off probably changed it a little bit. He wanted us to be patient on the ball, pen them in and not give them counter attacks. It paid off."

On Evanilson's footwork: "It’s just Brazilian that. They do it different over there. Another quality goal from him, he’s one of these players that we’ve got who can make something happen out of nothing. Not just him, the other boys who came off the bench who made a real impact as well. Credit to them. You need to dig in and grind a way to win here so you need 16 or 17 boys to do that."

On the seven-game winning run: "It’s nice. It’s come together a lot over the last few weeks after a frustrating start when some of the performances were better. I’m old enough and experienced not to get too high or too low. We’ve another quick turnaround for the game on Sunday and then the [international] break. It would be amazing to get another win on Sunday and finish off this period that we’ve had. Still so early days. You come back after the break and you want to keep this momentum going."

Sunderland are starting to get into this now and Wilson Isidor has a couple of shots in a couple of minutes.

Both are saved by Dominik Kotarski.

Brighton's Costinha catches a Getafe player in the face and receives a yellow card.

Good save from Brighton keeper Bart Verbruggen to deny Ivan Azon from Martin Satriano's ball.

So close to an equaliser for Sunderland!

Nilson Angulo chops the ball back for Thomas Meunier and he tries to clip one to the back post but it ends up cannoning off the inside of the post and almost catches the goalkeeper out but he recovers.

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Ivan Azon nods the ball onto Nemanja Gudelj, who wins Getafe a corner.

Getafe swing in a free-kick which Martin Satriano nods over.

Ouch. A heavy clatter between Granit Xhaka and Josip Misic and both players are down requiring treatment but the referee is waiting to dish out a yellow card to the Sunderland captain.

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A break in play because Getafe's Kiko Femenía, once of Watford, has a bloody nose.

Ooooh. That is a naughty foul on Nilson Angulo from Niko Galesic and he goes into the book for it.

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Don Hutchison
Former Sunderland midfielder on TNT Sports

Wonderful football from Dinamo Zagreb.

They find that extra pass and extra touch and Thomas Meunier, with all his experience, gets back on the line otherwise it would've been 2-0.

Should be 2-0!

It's all a bit of a mess from Sunderland and Mislav Orsic looks like he could slot into an empty net until Thomas Meunier steps in to clear off the line.

Almost two goals in as many minutes for the visitors.

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Marco Rose speaking to TNT Sports: "It’s about winning games. To be honest, it was a good team performance.

"We changed eight players, we needed to be ready for this game because they are good opposition. We missed a penalty, struggled in some moments, they scored a nice goal but then to come back away here is a good sign to everyone in the team.

On half-time changes: “Just to be clinical, be good in counter pressing. We said we have to stay composed, increase the speed of the game and I think we did it really well.

On Evanilson's goal and his quick feet: “Have to ask him maybe, it’s.a joy to watch him moving and playing. He is such an important player for us. When you know you have this quality on the bench, it makes you composed as a coach. We struggled a little bit in the beginning but in the end it was a good team performance from everyone.

On Bournemouth winning seven games in a row for the first time since 2014: "It’s a big achievement and we have to continue, we need to stay alert, sharp. It’s up to us to use this momentum. Everyone tries to beat us, if we get in a comfort zone just a little bit we get in trouble."

Don Hutchison
Former Sunderland midfielder on TNT Sports

That is some finish. That technique is absolute perfection. Chest and volley.

The corner was never dealt with. Granit Xhaka got underneath it, it's not a great header and it's a perfect volley.

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