Premier League RESULTS: Brighton hold on for surprise victory at Leeds... while Michail Antonio's early strike proves the difference for West Ham against Burnley

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West Ham have moved into eighth spot after yet another good result for them.

The second half was a scrappy affair, but the hosts did enough to continue their fine form at the London Stadium.

Michail Antonio netted the opener early on to send Burnley down into 17th. 

KIERAN GILL was at the game for Sportsmail...

Brighton were able to hold out and take a huge three points.

Their bench let out a roar of delight at full time. That's their first win in ten games.

Neal Maupay's early goal proved to be the difference between the two teams.

You can read IAN HERBERT's match report below shortly...

90min: We're into stoppage time in both games now...

We'll have three added minutes at Leeds and four at West Ham.

88min: What a chance for West Ham! That should have been game over...

Declan Rice played through substitute Andriy Yarmolenko, who found him clear and bearing down on goal.

Somehow, out of nowhere, Ben Mee was able to track back and then block the strike.

86min: That was not pretty from Angelo Ogbonna!

The defender's attempted clearance was shocking, and the ball was inches away from nestling inside the near post of his own net.

Big let off there again for West Ham.

84min: Davy Propper replaced Neal Maupay for Brighton just minutes earlier - and the visitors came so close to a crucial second!

Adam Webster was able to surge forward and let fly from the edge of the box.

Kiko Casilla looked set to make a simple catch, but allowed the ball to squirm through his grasp and behind him.

The goalkeeper was able to throw himself back and collect to spare his blushes. 

83min: Angelo Ogbonna was cautioned for felling Matej Vydra as Burnley looked to break away on the counter.

82min: Andriy Yarmolenko has been introduced for West Ham, in place of bright spark Jarrod Bowen.

The forward looked notably exhausted as he trudged off the field the long way round.

80min: Burnley have also struck the crossbar at the London Stadium!

Dwight McNeil did superbly to surge down the flank and deliver a teasing cross into the box.

The ball arched horribly in the air, before dipping over Lukasz Fabianski's outstretched hand and clipping out off the post.

77min: Ian Poveda was brought on for Raphinha for Leeds. There's just over ten minutes left for the hosts to pick up at least a point. 

77min: Percy Tau replaced Leandro Trossard for Brighton at Elland Road. He will fit in alongside Neal Maupay up front.

76min: Tomas Soucek was cautioned after a late challenge on Ashley Westwood. That was the second booking of the game.

75min: Jay Rodriguez has also been thrown on in place of Chris Wood.

Burnley are now playing with a completely different front two in their hunt to get back into this game.

74min: Leeds are really pushing for that leveller now. 

Pablo Hernandez clipped a deft cross into Patrick Bamford, but neither he nor Tyler Roberts were able to muster the crucial touch.

Adam Webster was then booked for hauling back Roberts on the counter.

70min: West Ham squandered a golden chance to kill off the game!

The hosts managed to break through Burnley's high line with Jarrod Bowen.

The forward looked to squeeze an effort inside the near post, but the ball whistled narrowly wide and brushed the side netting.

68min: Manuel Lanzini was introduced in place of a rather frustrated-looking Said Benrahma.

It just didn't quite fall for the West Ham star today.

67min: Leeds made another alteration soon after the hour mark.

Pablo Hernandez has replaced Ezgjan Alioski.

Just moments before, Tyler Roberts' effort to the right of the box was kept out superbly by Robert Sanchez.

64min: That was Ashley Barnes' last act of the afternoon.

Matej Vydra was thrown on to replace him. That's no surprise considering Burnley's woes so far.

63min: Ashley Barnes was shown the first yellow card in the capital after clattering into Lukasz Fabianski.

The goalkeeper's heavy touch was almost pounced upon by the Burnley ace, but his clearance was just about skewed out before his heavy fall.

63min: Brighton have also made a change at Elland Road.

Alexis Mac Allister, who has impressed this afternoon in that No 10 role, is off for Yves Bissouma.

62min: There was the first roll of the dice from Marcelo Bielsa.

Tyler Roberts has replaced Rodrigo with Leeds still trailing.

59min: So close from Declan Rice! That was a brilliant attempt.

Michail Antonio was fouled just outside the box after some clever footwork.

Rice then took the free-kick, which was lofted over the wall and narrowly over the crossbar.

57min: Leeds have notably improved in the last few minutes.

Lewis Dunk was able to stand firm and deal with Mateusz Klich's attempted pass through for Raphinha at one end.

The hosts then did well to repel a patient Brighton foray forward at the other end.

52min: Raphinha has been at the forefront for Leeds this afternoon and caused havoc once again.

The winger darted infield from the right-hand flank and looked to poke a ball through for Patrick Bamford near the penalty spot.

The striker's touch was poor, allowing Joel Veltman to get across and time his tackle well.

Jack Harrison then chanced his arm with a first-time strike which whistled just wide.

50min: Burnley cleared off the line to prevent a second for West Ham!

Ben Mee did superbly to get back and use his chest to prod away Michail Antonio's goalbound header.

There wasn't too much power on it, but Mee's positioning had to be spot on there.

48min: Brighton have started the second half brightly.

Alexis Mac Allister and Neal Maupay looked to combine sharply around the edge of Leeds' penalty area once again.

The playmaker's clever touch forward presented Maupay with space, but his snap shot was fired comfortably wide of the far post.

46min: The top flight's two 3pm kick offs after both back underway!

Burnley made a change at the break at the London Stadium.

Dwight McNeil has been introduced in place of Johann Berg Gudmundsson.

We've also reached the interval in London.

Michail Antonio break the deadlock early on for West Ham, who also struck the woodwork through Angelo Ogbonna's close-range header.

Burnley have also threatened, though, and saw a goal ruled out for offside.

It's half-time at Elland Road.

Neal Maupay's opener on 10 minutes, a simple tap-in after a lovely team move, remains the difference between the two teams.

44min: Chris Wood fell to the turf after being caught by Craig Dawson's stray elbow.

The West Ham defender pushed behind the frontman to try and win the ball and clearly also made contract.

A brief VAR check deemed that there was no intention, though.

To make matters worse for Wood, Dawson's full weight soon landed on him. Oof.

42min: Luke Ayling has been shown the game's first caution after catching Leandro Trossard.

The forward looked to scamper away down the right again but was halted in his tracks.

40min: Jarrod Bowen gave the ball away to Robbie Brady and Burnley were able to spring forward.

The visitors picked out Chris Wood from distance, and his powerful drive fizzed wide of the target. Not a bad effort, that.

38min: West Ham have hit the bar! 

Jarrod Bowen's corner was flicked on across the face of goal brilliantly by Declan Rice.

Angelo Ogbonna then planted a header against the far post from close range.

35min: Burnley had the ball in the net the goal has correctly been chalked off.

Aaron Cresswell flicked the ball into his own net, but the flag was raised because Chris Wood was caught offside in the build-up.

The full back will be very glad about that. It would be fair to say that's one he won't want to watch back any time soon.

30min: Brighton are clicking through the gears with ease at Elland Road.

Ben White was able to steal the ball from Raphinha and then race all the way into the Leeds box. 

The defender, who was memorably on loan in Yorkshire last season, saw his shot blocked.

28min: That was ambitious from Matt Lowton, there.

A ball lofted into the box from Robbie Brady was deflected as far as the Burnley defender, whose effort from around 20 yards out whistled over.

The visitors have struggled to get a foothold in this one.

25min: Brighton have struck the woodwork!

Another superb, flowing move forward was shaped out to Leandro Trossard in plenty of space down the right.

His attempted cut-back then took a wicked deflection and bounced off the crossbar.

22min: As expected, Leeds have also been tidy on the ball despite their early setback.

Play was shifted across to Raphinha on the flank, but Patrick Bamford wasn't able to get a touch on the low delivery that followed.

The frontman was offside, though, so any goal wouldn't have counted.

21min: West Ham have been very impressive so far. Jarrod Bowen won a corner for the hosts and took the set piece, but Angelo Ogbonna could only steer his header wide.

That was a wonderful goal from Brighton!

Graham Potter's team scythed through Leeds for that one, working the ball up to Alexis Mac Allister superbly through Leandro Trossard.

He then squared across the box for the unmarked Neal Maupay to slide home.

12min: Leeds were appealing for a penalty but the referee was unmoved.

Alexis Mac Allister played through Neal Maupay, who went to ground under pressure from Luke Ayling.

West Ham have broken the deadlock!

Ashley Westwood whipped an inviting cross into the penalty area, and the ball fell kindly for the waiting Michail Antonio after a deflection off Ben Mee.

The hosts' lone striker did the rest, tapping home at the far post and wheeling away in celebration.

6min: There was the first real chance for Leeds.

Raphinha played Ezgjan Alioski down the left-hand side, and his low ball across the face of goal was inches away from the sliding Rodrigo.

Replays showed Lewis Dunk was able to nudge the ball away with the slightest of touches.

4min: It's been a pretty steady start for both teams at Elland Road.

Leandro Trossard picked up the ball from Adam Webster for Brighton, but his delivery was hooked clear by Liam Cooper.

2min: Ouch, that was a very sore one for Josh Brownhill.

The Burnley man challenged Declan Rice in the air, and Rice's head ended up knocking against his opponent's.

Brownhill came off worse but will be fine to continue after some on-field treatment.

1min: We are off and underway at Leeds and West Ham!

Right then, ready for another big afternoon of Premier League action? I know I am!

There's just enough time to get that final brew on the go, but for now, let's have some last-minute score predictions...

There are plenty of intriguing battles to keep an eye on in this one...

WEST HAM: Fabianski, Coufal, Dawson, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Rice, Soucek, Bowen, Benrahma, Fornals, Antonio

Substitutes: Yarmolenko, Lanzini, Alves, Noble, Diop, Fredericks, Johnson, Randolph, Odubeko

BURNLEY: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters, Gudmundsson, Westwood, Brownhill, Brady, Wood, Barnes

Substitutes: Cork, McNeil, Stephens, Rodriguez, Norris, Bardsley, Vydra, Long, Benson

Let's have a quick rundown of the team news from Elland Road once again with just over ten minutes before kick off!

LEEDS: Casilla, Alioski, Ayling, Cooper, Dallas, Struijk, Klich, Harrison, Rodrigo, Raphinha, Bamford

Substitutes: Caprile, Jenkins, Davis, Llorente, Shackleton, Costa, Roberts, Hernandez, Poveda

BRIGHTON: Sanchez, Webster, Dunk, Veltman, White, Burn, Gross, March, Mac Allister, Maupay, Trossard

Substitutes: Bissouma, Alzate, Tau, Propper, Zeqiri, Walton, Saunders, Jenks, Khadra

The warm-ups are underway in Leeds and London as we edge closer to getting started at 3pm.

The hats and gloves are out at Elland Road - but this typical January chill looks infinitely more bearable in the capital!

Elland Road is certainly looking spectacular in the snow today and the scene is well and truly set.

This game has all the hallmarks of a thriller, too. Both teams have shipped plenty of goals so far this season, and also enjoy keeping the ball on the floor.

That's where the similarities end, however. Leeds are sitting pretty in mid-table and can move above Arsenal with three points.

As for Brighton, they are teetering two points above that dreaded dotted line.

The full time whistle has gone at Wolves and it's a massive, massive three points for West Brom.

It was the first Black Country derby in nine years and Sam Allardyce has guided his team to a potentially season-defining result.

You can check out the match report below shortly...

West Ham have displayed a lovely message, dedicated to the NHS, outside the London Stadium this afternoon. 

As for matters on the field, three points for the hosts would lift them into eighth place - and potentially even seventh depending on goal difference.

As for Burnley, they are unchanged from the team that lost against Manchester United.

Chris Wood and Ashley Barnes lead the line in the familiar 4-4-2.

West Ham have made five changes from their FA Cup win over Stockport County.

Goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski starts after recovering from a thigh problem, and Aaron Cresswell, Tomas Soucek, Pablo Fornals and Jarrod Bowen have also returned.

Graham Potter has made three changes to the team that narrowly lost out to Manchester City on Wednesday. 

Neal Maupay, the club's top scorer, has earned a recall - with Pascal Gross and Solly March also returning.

Yves Bissouma has only made the bench today after returning from suspension.

Kiko Casilla starts for Leeds between the sticks this afternoon in the absence of Illan Meslier.

The goalkeeper endured a horror afternoon in the FA Cup defeat at Crawley and will need to deliver today.

The rest of the team has taken on more of a familiar shape after Marcelo Bielsa's rotations last weekend. 

Starting XI: Pope, Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters, Gudmundsson, Westwood, Brownhill, Brady, Wood, Barnes

Substitutes: Cork, McNeil, Stephens, Rodriguez, Norris, Bardsley, Vydra, Long, Benson

Starting XI: Fabianski, Coufal, Dawson, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Rice, Soucek, Bowen, Benrahma, Fornals, Antonio

Substitutes: Yarmolenko, Lanzini, Alves, Noble, Diop, Fredericks, Johnson, Randolph, Odubeko

Starting XI: Sanchez, Webster, Dunk, Veltman, White, Burn, Gross, March, Mac Allister, Maupay, Trossard

Substitutes: Bissouma, Alzate, Tau, Propper, Zeqiri, Walton, Saunders, Jenks, Khadra

Starting XI: Casilla, Alioski, Ayling, Cooper, Dallas, Struijk, Klich, Harrison, Rodrigo, Raphinha, Bamford

Substitutes: Caprile, Jenkins, Davis, Llorente, Shackleton, Costa, Roberts, Hernandez, Poveda

Hello, all! Welcome along to Sportsmail's live coverage of this afternoon's two Premier League games.

We'll bring you regular updates from Leeds vs Brighton, as well as West Ham's clash against Burnley.

Marcelo Bielsa's team will look to banish their FA Cup disappointment with a good result today and take on a Brighton side struggling for points just outside the drop zone.

And at the London Stadium, high-flying West Ham have the chance to move into the European spots with a win over Sean Dyche's Clarets.

First up, as always, we'll bring you the team news as soon as it drops!