Chris Hughton

The second one, I wasn't sure.

And on any refereeing decision, when the goalkeeper comes out, there's every chance that there's going to be a decision to be made.

So what you have got to do is get yourself in a position where you can see it.

And if the referee says that he hasn't seen it, it's not one that I don't believe.

But there was always going to be a chance that there was going to be a decision to be made as soon as the goalkeeper came out.

And when you are a Brighton, particularly in the form that we're in playing against a Chelsea, albeit they're 2-0 up, you need some things to go your way.

And we've had two that haven't.

No, no, I must admit.

It's nowhere because next week's a different week and it could go the other way.

It could go the other way where it's Chelsea that are having the penalty appeals.

I think that's a bigger question.

What I have to think particularly at this moment is that

We go into a cup game the next game.

I've got to make sure that we've got a group of players that look at the positives.

And there were.

There were a lot of positives, I thought, today.

But it's not like us to concede the goals that we did.

We need more points, and in order to get more points you need to score more goals.

It's very difficult for a team that's just been promoted to have both, and if you are scoring goals and very good and prolific in the final third and not conceding them, then you're a top-ten team, or possibly a top-eight or top-six team.

The rest of us have some difficulties in our game, either conceding too many or not scoring enough.