Brighton & Hove Albion vs Crystal Palace LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

The Brighton fans and players aren't happy with the referee, as they think he's not giving any decisions in their favour. They do get a free-kick when Veltman is brought down, but they're asking for a booking against Lokonga that doesn't come.

De Zerbi does have an argument against that booking though, and it's caught the attention of the referee. He also has his name taken by the referee.

Palace are breaking on the counter, and Caicedo sticks out a leg to clip Olise's heels and stop it. He can have no complaints with that yellow card.

Brighton are pushing for a second goal, and Andersen's sliced clearance almost loops invitingly for Mac Allister. He chests it down, but can't turn to get a shot away with Schlupp tight to his back.

Both sets of fans have their phone torches on to try and help combat the issue. Luckily, it seems to have been solved quickly as the lights and screens come back on. Play resumes with a Palace throw-in.

There's a power cut at the stadium and after a brief discussion with the managers, the referee calls the players over to the sidelines as well. With 53 minutes on the clock, the game is being stopped until the problem is solved.

GOOD SAVE! Mac Allister drifts past two Palace players as he drives towards the box before touching it into Estupinan's path. He cuts into the box before drilling a low shot across goal, and Whitworth stretches out a leg to deny him.

Welbeck plays a one-two with Mitoma down the left, and when nobody closes him down, he decides to have a go from range. He curls it towards the far post, but it's a comfortable save for Whitworth.