Brighton defender Moeka Minami looks to be struggling with cramp, and no wonder after her Asian Cup exploits with Japan in recent weeks.

She gets back to her feet after compatriot Kiko Seike helps her stretch it out, but I wouldn't be surprised to see her come off soon with substitutes already being prepared.

If Brighton hang on here it would be their first win since 23 January, when they beat London City Lionesses 1-0.

It would also spell a SEVENTH consecutive league defeat for Leicester.

Trent Hutson
BBC Radio Sussex commentator

What a moment that is, to rack up 200 WSL appearances is some going and shows how long you need to be playing at the level to reach that milestone.

No matter the result, to play that many games is a remarkable achiement so a massive credit to Rachel Williams.

That's O'Brien's final contribution of the afternoon as she's replaced by Rachel Williams for the closing stages.

The veteran forward's introduction means that she reaches her 200th appearance in the Women's Super League.

Ouch, that's a sore one for Chiamaka Nnadozie.

The Brighton keeper was caught by Shannon O'Brien as they both pursued a loose ball near the edge of the box.

Another caution, this time for Sam Tierney, after a cynical trip on Kiko Seike as the would-be matchwinner looked to break.

Kiko Seike stings the palms of Janina Leitzig with a first-time effort from the edge of the box. It was worth a try.

The less said the better about the subsequent corner though as it's another easy gather for Leitzig.

Annabel Bassett
BBC Radio Sussex co-commentator

They definitely indicate that Dario Vidosic wants to be careful of the Leicester threat late on and the impact of their attacking substitutions.

Fran Kirby takes over the visitor's armband as Maisie Symonds makes way alongside Marisa Olislagers in a double Brighton change.

Maelys Mpome and Nadine Noordam come on.

Drama at the resulting corner as Shannon O'Brien crumples in a heap after a rather soft push in the back by Rosa Kafaji.

Not enough in that for me.

Noemie Mouchon goes close to making an instant impact off the bench as her snapshot is blocked just wide of the bottom corner.

Leicester boss Rick Passmore makes a double switch as he looks to find a way back into this game.

Off: Emma Jansson & Missy Goodwin

On: Olivia McLoughlin and Noémie Mouchon

Annabel Bassett
BBC Radio Sussex co-commentator

The only fear for Brighton is adding to the scoreline because the longer it stays 1-0 there's always a chance Leicester might get something with a flurry forward. It is important to get that second goal to see it out.

Given that Leicester have only scored nine goals all season, each one in a separate game, I reckon a second goal for Brighton finishes the job.

It's starting to feel that way isn't it, Nigel?

Trent Hutson
BBC Three Counties Radio

The game and the tempo of this game has increased as Leicester attempt to get themselves back into this contest.

Neville is fairly fortunate that she had a team-mate in close attendance on the cover there. It could well have been a red card otherwise.

Fran Kirby drops deep to receive the ball before drilling a superb through ball into the stride of Rosa Kafaji.

The winger continues her run beyond the Leicester defence but she's bundled to the floor by Ashleigh Neville before she can get a shot off.

Meanwhile Brighton are getting closer and closer to what would be a killer second goal.

Rosa Kafaji and Fran Kirby in particular are linking up well in the pockets in front of the Leicester defence.

Weirdly the hosts have looked markedly better since falling a goal behind.

They're gaining more and more territory in the Brighton half but are still missing that final piece of quality to truly trouble the Seagulls' back line.