Liam Rosenior

We saw the ball from Lewis Dunk for the opening goal from Glenn Murray, but his all-round game, his defensive performance, what did you make of it?

Yeah, four blocks, the most he's made in any game this season and, of course, involved in the opening goal.

What's interesting is there was a real contrast of styles in the game today.

Brighton sometimes accused of being a little bit too direct, but both those goals showed that there's a way to be direct, that it's a long pass rather than a hopeful ball.

What about the Palace goal, the incident that led up to the penalty?

Was it a clear penalty for you?

Does it look like he's already going down and does that make a difference, Liam?

Since Milivojevic made his debut in the Premier League, no other player has taken more penalties and no other player has scored for more penalties.

That's now 19 and 17 for him.

It was a goal that got them back into the game, but they ended up on the losing side and it has been frustrating at home of late.

And again, although they got the goal from the penalty spot, it's goals from open play that have been the issue.

And as well as Palace play at stages of the match in certain parts of the pitch, was it that Brighton executed their game plan and their way of playing better than Palace executed theirs?

Brighton got all three points, but for Crystal Palace and for Brighton, that's eight games and nine games left to play, respectively.

Will they both feel on 33 points confident of staying up?

Does it look like it's enough, Liam, do you think?

I hope so.

Brilliant winner from Anthony Knockout for Brighton at Selhurst Park today.

They won the match by two goals to one.

It takes them level on points with Crystal Palace and may well send them on their way to Premier League safety.

The celebrations, including those from Captain Lewis Dunk, certainly seem to suggest that.