Rate the players in this FA Cup fourth-round replay between West Brom and Brighton. A lot of love for West Brom's Sam Field so far and he is sitting on a 7.98 rating at the moment.

A Dan Burn header from a corner, but just wide from the Brighton defender. Another chance slips through the fingers.

Anyone fancy a penalty shootout? Could happen.

Former Brighton striker Warren Aspinall on BBC Sussex: "Brighton need to do a lot more when they get in-front of goal. So far in this half they have not had any width. I can see tired legs out there."

Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One

Mears doesn't get a lot of the ball there. He thinks he's given a penalty away to be honest. For me, it's a foul that would be given anywhere else on the pitch.

It should have been a penalty.

No VAR at this cup tie. Brighton boss Chris Hughton certainly thought his side should've had a penalty, and he's in the ear of the fourth official telling him all about it.

Karl Jukes: In the battle to decide who are the best Albion, based on this match it’s clear the answer is Burton.

Penalty? No.

Brighton's Alireza Jahanbakhsh goes to ground in the penalty area after Tyrone Mears' challenge. Nothing given. Seen them given.

Another change for West Brom England international Jake Livermore is off and on comes 18-year-old Rayhaan Tulloch. What a chance for the teenager to make a name for himself.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at The Hawthorns

I have been keeping a keen eye on both technical areas for the last five minutes. There has been a lot of discussion between the respective coaches and their backroom staff. You sense neither Darren Moore nor Chris Hughton wants extra time this evening.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One

Brighton are content to let West Brom have the ball and wait for a misplaced pass before springing the trap and counter attacking.

It's making it interesting.

Straight down the other end and West Brom's Wes Hoolahan thinks he has danced his way through before a beautifully-timed sliding challenge from Dan Burn. It falls to Sam Field, who gets underneath the shot, which sails harmlessly over the top.

Image source, Reuters

Don't know how we're still goalless. Another chance for Brighton. Yves Bissouma plays it through the legs of a West Brom man, looking to thread his shot inside the far post, but it is just wide. 0-0

Nice work from West Brom. Hal Robson-Kanu holds up the ball and he lays it off for Wes Hoolahan. He in turn plays in Rekeem Harper, but, off balance and under pressure, he can only shoot off target.

Brighton's Alireza Jahanbakhsh is looking for the far corner, but it is a bit too close for the goalkeeper. Jonathan Bond produces a one-for-the-cameras two-handed push out, but luckily his team-mates are there to get him out of trouble.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on BBC One

West Brom have realised they were a bit exposed to counter-attacking football in the first half. Bringing on Craig Dawson for Jay Rodriguez will give them a bit more defensive stability as they switch to a back three.

The second half is go. Remember, extra-time coming up if neither team scores.

A change for West Brom and it is not a positive one. Off goes Jay Rodriguez and on comes defender Craig Dawson.

And then West Brom's Robson-Kanu hit a long-range volley against the bar.